face a choice

In the end, Dorothy and her friends face a choice.

We do not, at least in this instance, face a choice between science and the liberal society.

It is just that voters here are facing a choice between two very different women.

No point making him face a choice between abduction and being put to death just yet.

Crossing into the light, they each faced a choice, to stay or return.

The couple faced a choice: retirement or starting a new business.

In a few months, we will face a choice.

But when the authorities came seeking his help, he faced a choice.

We no longer face a choice between our energy and economic needs and the environment.

And that means we face a choice on this.

A woman returns to her native Colorado to face a choice: fame or love.

RedEnvelope will face a choice: get new investment or go public.

At this point, the United States and the world faced a choice.

The public faces a choice between Democratic clean air and Republican economic growth.

We face a choice between preserving or undermining our Constitution.

At that point, they have faced a choice: build defenses or negotiate.

Rarely has the world faced a choice more clear or consequential.

He faced a choice between protecting French interests at home or in the colonies.

We have faced serious challenges together - and now we face a choice.

The Labour party faces a choice of either politics or religion

As the number of outlets and channels has exploded, media companies have faced a choice.

Tech entrepreneurs face a choice between the east and west coast

They faced a choice between God and the Soviet collective farm.

Mr. Greenspan faces a choice in coming months, economists said.

If he were here, he would face a choice that would break him.