Sentence examples for either start up from inspiring English sources
For those of you who feel frustrated with your regular book club, but still like bookish conversation, don't give up; either start up your own walking book club, or join a book club with a difference.
Likewise, we would expect the analysts not joining hedge funds or buy side asset managers to either start up their own shops or join small boutiques.
Quality health care and government sponsored retiree benefits can save expats money and provide solid investment opportunities to either start up an entrepreneurial business or purchase real estate.
Douglas Rothwell, president of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, said 22 companies had either started up or moved to the state last year, up from almost none before the program began a few years ago.
Either way, start up Linux Mint and log in to your account to get to the desktop.
But to do that, you either need to start up a triple-A developer from scratch or join an existing one.
In either start-up or spin-off modes, the owner (i.e., the university or the company) will most likely take an equity stake in the new company and/or a cash payment as consideration for letting you independently exploit the new technology.
Niall Kennedy, Robert Scoble and Brian Valentine are only the latest defections from Microsoft to either start-ups or Internet firms.
I'm by no means an expert on either start-ups or hacking but I'll tell you about the experience that convinced me of the value of a local community of hackers.
He said the plan was to use the gas-powered equipment for the base cooling load and then start up either the steam or electric equipment to meet additional demand depending on the cost of each source of energy.
