Sentence examples for either opt from inspiring English sources
One could then either opt to connect one's adult identity to one's childhood identity, or not.
However, to muddy further the pool, one can either opt for the "short" Alfano or the "long".
"Subscribers might either opt out or they'll tune out, or, worst of all, they might file a spam complaint," he said.
In his opening remarks, Interior Minister Denis Kalume called on all renegade Congolese armed groups to "lay down their weapons and either opt to integrate into the armed forces or for the disarmament, demobilization and reinsertion program".
Either opt out of the free movement accord, which probably means leaving the EU, or seek an EU policy on non-EU immigrants, asylum seekers, amnesties and passport policy.
What kind of additional coverage to get: When it comes to the additional coverage, you can either opt to insure the items individually with their own floaters to your homeowner's or renter's policy or buy broader blanket coverage for the art category.
A majority of states have either opted out of the bans or softened them in some way.
Having kids in the States means either opting out entirely or changing careers; working for a charity, or at the school the kids go to.
Perhaps wisely he chose not to shout his retirement from the rooftops either, opting instead for a low-key statement on social media.
Estrin, who refers to Gregor as a "5-foot-6-inch cockroach," has either opted not to read or (more likely) chosen to ignore Vladimir Nabokov's Cornell lecture on "The Metamorphosis," in which the novelist-naturalist declared that, given Kafka's description, Samsa could not be a cockroach but rather was a beetle, and only three feet long at that.
Despite a 1986 international moratorium on commercial whaling, the numbers of whales killed annually has been rising steadily, to nearly 1,700 last year from 300 in 1990, as the three whaling nations have either opted out of the treaty or claimed to be taking whales only for legitimate scientific study.
