Sentence examples for either settle from inspiring English sources

"They either settle in, or go out there and wait and keep looking".

"He wanted to either settle the case or file an action.

Eggs are laid in water and either settle to the bottom or adhere to some submerged object.

But the legal procedures take a long time, and we were given the choice to either settle or not.

When those contracts mature, they either settle them with a cash payment or sell them on to genuine consumers.

If you are not, either settle for game or make a control-bid (cue-bid) suggesting a slam to partner.

For now, reaching these dissenters means either settling for the Internet or knocking on their doors.

By now the players involved have all, with one exception, either settled in or moved on at a decent price.

Every major company selling the drugs Bristol-Myersrs Squibb, ELillylly, Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson — has either settled recent government cases for hundreds of millions of dollars or is currently under investigation for possible health care fraud.

Upending British political traditions, the battle lines are being redrawn under a coalition government led by Conservatives whose political fortunes once rested on those who had either settled comfortably into middle-class privilege, or aspired to do so.

For the opening concert, on Monday evening at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, the festival looked at 18th-century England, where musical life was dominated by Europeans who either settled in London (as Handel did) or whose published music became exceedingly popular there.