Sentence examples for option of telling from inspiring English sources

Even now, though, she always has the option of telling all and writing a book.

As of yet, there is little evident support for the option of telling the E.U. to get lost, relaunching Cyprus's own currency, and going it alone.

For students who receive a summons but do not need detox — or are ultimately released to the care of abstinent friends, as was the woman on this Friday night — the dean retains the option of telling Mom and Dad.

The judges had harsh words for the attitude of the SFO and the Blair government in never even considering the option of telling the Saudis their threats would be ignored.

Few in the voluntary sector are happy about the looming public sector budget cuts, but if there are any positive by-products, one might be that council officers who receive approaches from local organisations will no longer have the easy option of telling us to go away and work on our funding applications or tenders.

The Smack Talk plugs into the headphone jack of your Xbox 360 controller (it has its own headset), and with three simple AAA batteries and a push of a button you will have the option of telling your opponent "Go ahead, make my day" (and yes in that voice too).

Or he could have done what Alex Rodriguez did: hire a team of lawyers and order them to explore every option short of telling the truth.

Definitions and the purpose of asking about the variable were included to inform their use and the option of "cannot tell" was offered for most of the variables.

The review contains an array of options, including telling Pakistan's military that billions of dollars in American aid will depend on the military's being reconfigured to effectively fight militants.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is "not happy" about Price's travel and left open the option of firing him, telling reporters "we'll see" when pressed on the matter.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is "not happy" about Price's travel and left open the option of firing him, telling reporters "we'll see" when pressed on the matter.