Sentence examples for option of where from inspiring English sources

States have the option of where to tally inmates, but Tim Storey, a redistricting expert with the National Conference of State Legislatures, said no state counts them at their last known home address.

One resident cold called this week by council officers was offered an unpalatable choice:either move now with an option of where to live, or eventually be moved with no option.

Also, an interactive map provides options of where to stay, what to do and where to eat in the city.

To keep him on turn, the Yankees want Pettitte to pitch next on Tuesday, when they hope to have three options of where to send him.

"We've had a lot of chats with him over the last few months but he's got a few options of where his career is going to go so that's still ongoing".

Lewis Herbert, city council leader, said: "We were told that there were a string of bad decisions... but the most important was closing off other options of where, other than the UK, to train troops from a lawless and chaotic country.

The options of where to look for the new coach are limited because the most talented leaders in the game - the likes of former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming and ex-India and South Africa coach Gary Kirsten - are happy working in the various Twenty20 leagues and are not willing to exchange a massive pay cut for a constant slog around the world.

According to Digg's outgoing CEO Matt Williams, his team "considered many options of where Digg could go, and frankly many of them could not live up to the reason Digg was invented in the first place — to discover the best stuff on the web.

"Of course that means you don't have a lot of options of where to take jobs".

Most shops went the way of "adult use," said Mark, and before he harvested his first grow, he had very few options of where to sell it.

Even 40 years ago, there were options of where to publish, but each field had one or two flagship journals that were generally considered the 'best'best