Sentence examples for choose a side of from inspiring English sources
We need to choose a side of the surface.
It offers a bright, cheerfully cacophonous ambience, along with diner classics like Reuben sandwiches, roast chicken and, yes, BLTs (served here on sourdough bread, with sweet, meaty strips of D'Artagnan bacon, and, if you choose, a side of decidedly unsoggy, hand-cut fries).
Mr. Reid was three for three on fish: a whole red snapper, pan-fried and flavored with garlic and onion, then tweaked with a smidgen of vinegar sauce; perfectly sautéed cod, imbued with onion, garlic and coconut milk (choose a side of roasted potatoes to sop up the juices); an escovitch, or pickled, version of fresh cod, pan-fried in the manner of the red snapper.
Choose a side of green beans or corn, which are just under 100 calories each, applesauce, and 1percentt milk (chocolate or regular) for an overall decent meal.
They each chose a side of the kitchen and started baking, Robert weighing his special Plugra butter ("Higher fat content means moister cake") and Elizabeth cracking open boxes of strawberry Jell-O (gelatin being the Doctor's secret ingredient for the Triple-Decker Strawberry Cake).
Discussing the way issues presented within modern media, he said things are all too often simplified, viewpoints are "pitted against each other" and people are invited to choose a side instead of looking at the bigger picture.
African-Americans must choose a side -- the side of peace and justice and an end to the occupation.
Most people who research paranormal phenomena choose a side in a war of competing beliefs and disputed evidence.
Word quickly spread both inside and outside the White House that people had to choose a side — either Trump, the figurehead of his movement, or Bannon, the self-proclaimed revolutionary who believed he understood Trump's base.
In the case of the Ojibwe, it was a matter of choosing a side.
The news outlets reduced the proceedings "into a political power struggle between different currents of the church," Benedict said, and each chose a side that suited its individual vision of the world.
