Sentence examples for had the options from inspiring English sources

The screen diameter doubled, and players had the options of playing tennis simulating the light gravity of the moon or the heavy gravity of Jupiter.

Fallon told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the government "needs to widen choice", and said parents in his constituency now had the options of academies, free schools and grammar schools.

Stoke's generosity was boundless, with individual errors contributing to all Liverpool goals, and Klopp had the options at his disposal to ensure there would be no first managerial win at Anfield for Mark Hughes or top-flight league win here for his team.

Fallon, in whose constituency, Sevenoaks in Kent, England's first "new" grammar school for 50 years was approved last year, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the government "needs to widen choice", and said parents in his constituency now had the options of academies, free schools and grammar schools.

The survey questions had the options of: agree or disagree; or yes or no on a particular statement or issue.

Women in the Kansas City area had the options of purchasing housedresses either through mail-order catalogs or at local dry goods stores unless they hired professional dressmakers or sewed themselves.

She said if she had the option, she would have.

McIlroy and Chappell had the option of finishing the hole.

Students had the option of voting for the Democrat, Mr. Obama.

They also had the option to report no rhythmicity.

I had the option of leaving Pakistan.