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It will be too late then to choose your side.

I don't want to watch as my children have to choose sides.

There comes a time when one must choose sides, yes?

There comes a time when a man has to choose sides,' he told them.

Still, he had chosen his side, and now it was up to me.

The young lady said before she had chosen her side.

But it's too early to choose sides; I need to understand what is going on.

My friends had run toward where the other kids were choosing sides for the game.

You said a while ago that it was time to choose sides.

At least out here, right now, we don't have to choose sides.

People are all too ready to pick sides for no good reason.

They deserve the chance to pick sides when the fighting's over.

He also makes the ten giants swear never to pick sides in a war between the brothers.

In a civil war, you have to pick sides and win.

If not, I suppose you'll have to pick sides on which set of features means the most to you.

But other things in this cosmos besides Man can pick sides and act fast.

It was for the other people in the bar, to let them know that she had picked sides.

And if picking sides over a baseball ball made him happy, then no, she wouldn't let herself worry.

But if the Mayor is picking sides, who will protect us?

Is it even possible to pick sides on this one yet?