Sentence examples for either getting out from inspiring English sources

That means either getting out of the house or throwing a party, especially on a brilliantly starred weekend.

They assumed they would either get out by the next day or would get rescued.

"They can either get out or go to jail," he said in a video shown to supporters at a rally in São Paulo.

Go ahead and run Vortex Shield, as you can either get out and deal with pilots or crouch to fool them, unlike the Stryder.

You either get out immediately, vanquished and penitent, or something inside you changes.

You either get out while you're young, or you stick around forever.

They'd either got out of the country or stayed put.

News organizations should either get out of the business of projecting elections or develop much firmer guidelines about how and when to do so.

One said he "should have either got out a message of total support for Brown, or he should have resigned like James [Purnell] did last year".

If you skate less well than your target, it takes longer to arrive; he hears you coming, and either gets out of your way or braces to hit you harder.

So my hope is that Village Voice Media will decide to stop throwing resources into obfuscation and attacking those opposed to its role in sex trafficking, and will either get out of carrying prostitution advertising or at least require careful vetting — such as seeing adult I.D.'s — of those who place the ads.