Sentence examples for either take out from inspiring English sources

Or I could ask a stranger for help which would involve giving them my pin number and trusting that they wouldn't either take out as much money as they wanted and run off with my cash, the card and the pin or take out more than I asked for, give me back what I needed and leave me none the wiser until I got my next statement.

According to Malkini's argument, the Frosts should either take out a home loan (home equity loan) or sell their home.

The object of the game is to either take out all enemy players or capture the opponent's flag.

Examples suggesting otherwise are either taken out of context or are just plain wrong.

This is one of Delia's clever tricks to avoid having to put the vegetables on the hob at that critical juncture when everything else – turkey, roast potatoes, sprouts – need to be either taken out of the oven, basted, parboiled or in some way interfered with.

The opposition had a hard time getting its message to the masses as the AKP ensured that opposition TV channels were either taken out of major cable packages or their signals were excluded from satellites.

The chars generated from coal decomposition at the first stage were either taken out for analysis, or directly entered the second stage of reactor for in-situ gasification in steam.

And in numerous bankruptcy cases, LoanMe has gone after borrowers alleging they either took out loans with no intent to repay them or were insolvent at the time they applied for loans — something good underwriting might catch.

The parents either took out student loans directly or as co-signers with their kids as the primary borrowers.

Orders can be placed for either take-out or delivery, and if you already have a Delivery.com account, you can use your existing login.

If things carry on like this then, by the end of this summer, Syriza will either take Greece out of the euro or – however large its democratic mandate – it will be forced to chuck its electoral promises and capitulate.