Sentence examples for either put out from inspiring English sources

Once this was clear, Israel should have either put out its own peace plan or tried to shape the U.N. diplomacy with its own resolution that reaffirmed the right of both the Palestinian and the Jewish people to a state in historic Palestine and reignited negotiations.

We either put out a high vibration or a low vibration.

In LA, when you turn 50, you are either put out to pasture in your Malibu Mansion of Quiet Regrets or, more often, taken out behind the Hollywood sign and shot.

When you've finished smoking, you can either put out the smoke by pressing your tamper into the bowl until it is extinguished, or by simply letting the pipe sit unsmoked until it dies on its own.

But the DX is a fish out of water right now, and it needs to be either replaced or put out to pasture.

Unlike other Google products, both Android@Home and the Nexus Q currently live in no-man's land where forgotten Google products wait before they are either resurrected or put out on the curb with the rest of its failed products at the next spring cleaning.

We hypothesised that either practice staff put out only old magazines or that they put out reasonably recent ones and these disappeared.

So either somebody put out a memo and said, "Gee, you know, things have changed here out on the streets.

HMO stocks had been taking a beating out of fear that the White House would either put insurers out of business with a public plan or regulate away the profits.

"I wouldn't say that it's unusual for companies that feel regulation is going to either put them out of business, or drastically change their business, to advocate for their point of view," said Penny Lee, the managing director of the coalition.

The batter is put out either by the fielder hitting him with the ball, tagging him, or outrunning him to home base.