Sentence examples for option to pull out from inspiring English sources

To McKeever's shock, Coughlin agreed to enter it, but she has the option to pull out.

Davis suggested that David Cameron needed to come up with a list of powers that the Government wanted repatriated from Europe and offer that to the general public against the option to pull out entirely.

The Letwin-Cooper bill was somewhat overtaken by May's letter to the European Council President Donald Tusk on Friday setting out the UK's demand for a flexible extension to June 30, with the option to pull out whenever a deal is secured.

Television ad sales have been battered; many sponsors have exercised options to pull out of long-term commitments to buy commercials.

But with nearly all hope lost, and the owner Bud Adams offering no assurance that Fisher, the longest tenured coach in the N.F.L. will continue with the team, he may have few other options to pull out of the nosedive.

To avoid the same fate, Sorenstam felt her best option was to pull out a driver and go long.

Sir Chris Hoy was today left with no option but to pull out of the final day's racing at the national track championships, after picking up what appeared at first sight to be a virus.

The Romanian referee Ovidiu Hategan had little option but to pull out a red card, with Dybala making no mistake from the penalty, scoring low into the bottom right corner to all but kill off the tie.

The first option is to pull out all the stops the law will allow.

A more extreme option would be to pull out of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change upon which the Paris deal is built.

Before he was even a candidate, Trump had complained about the wisdom of the 2003 invasion of Iraq and suggested that the best option for Afghanistan was to pull out U.S. troops.