Sentence examples for either leaving for from inspiring English sources

Edward H. Forester Now that winter is here, it seems that everyone is either leaving for Florida or talking about it.

The Socialist party candidate, Alfredo Rubalcaba, says he hopes to win over the undecided but, as Manuel Jabois commented in El Mundo newspaper, with 5 million unemployed, "the undecideds are already either leaving for Germany or waiting for the strawberry picking season to begin".

The Lefrak Organization says that 30percentt of the tenants have either left for good already or have notified management that they intend to.

I'd get up before 6 a.m. for school, leave campus around noon and work at the office until about 6 p.m. Then I'd either leave for a night class or answer the phones.

Managers please contact employees by phone who have either left for the day or who do not have a Blackberry.

When it comes time for lunch, they can either leave for 4 hours in the middle of the day to go home and eat, or stay and go hungry all day.

After this period of socialisation training, a naive nulliparous female mouse was placed into each sire cage and either left for a period of 12 continuous days (pair-housed; PH), after which pregnancy was detected by visual inspection of a distended abdomen, or introduced at 1600 h each evening and examined by visual inspection for vaginal plugs at 0900 h the following morning (time-mated; TM).

Five days after germination, seedlings were either left for a further 4 days in the dark or moved to light.

Either leave for 8 hours, or overnight.

To examine the association between individual (demographic) and organizational (work environment and workload) factors and pharmacists' future work plans and explore reasons for either leaving or staying with current employers (culture/climate factors).

For various reasons, many of those labels are either gone or struggling while their popular acts have either left them for major labels or simply broken up.