How to use "choice" in a sentence

I've learned a lot from that choice

I believe we are on Earth to do the things we love, even if that means making a hard choice

"Mr Land, you gave me no choice

I had no choice

What could she do? She had sold her hair and her teeth; what else could she sell? And then she decided that she had no other choice: she would have to sell herself.

Now I've become a bad woman, but what choice did I have? I'll never get my daughter back if I don't make money.'

But what choice did he have? The truth was more important than anything else.

In his heart he knew he had no choice

He had a choice

A choice about what to do with this talent

And do you know what choice Jimmy Lane made?

There was a choice of lifelike views in 3D - not as clever as the illusions in the simulator, but they did help the family to forget, at times, that they lived deep under the ground.

Many seemed to see it as a serious choice.

I don't have a choice."

"There's always a choice."

Which do you prefer? You can take your choice.'

Now she had no choice.

The choice was filet mignon with Bernaise sauce or lobster in butter sauce, because Las Vegas was the one place in the United States where people at least temporarily set aside concerns about cholesterol

He had no choice but to wait for Kennebeck's call.

He didn't have any choice but to commit the installation to it once we found out the damn Chinese were deeply into it

We don't have any choice but to maintain a strong defense

"What choice do I have?"

"No choice." He flung open the door and scrambled out of the car

He had enjoyed those murders so immensely, had been so profoundly thrilled by them, that he had, by choice, performed the executioner's role on half a dozen other assignments

"If we have a choice," Tina said, "I'd rather use rope than bullets."