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But at some point you have to make a choice.
Most of the time you have to make a choice.
You have maybe three or four minutes to make a choice.
He would just have to make a choice and see what happened.
Soon he would have to make a choice between the two.
Your team is going to have to make a choice.
What your company does for a living has to make a choice.
I knew I'd have to make a choice one day.
As a matter of fact I have made a choice.
Everyone had made a choice and really wanted to be there.
So I made a choice and said no to the idea of a child.
And we made a choice as a family to only have one car.
But before too long it may have to make a choice.
There seemed to be no way of making a choice.
But today they'll have to make a choice because I'm on my own.
I've never asked you to make a choice between me and anything else.
I had to make a choice between my husband and the party.
But he was given no chance to make a choice.
Now I had to make a choice: right or left.
At some moment in the near future, he would be asked to make a choice.
It is too late now for you to make a choice.
After a certain age, she said, a woman has to make a choice.
This nation should not have to make a choice about going to war.
We decided to try to force them to make a choice in the same bill.
You could only make a choice and hope to God it was the right one.