Sentence examples for options meaning from inspiring English sources
You leave options," meaning a vote on Friday or even the weekend.
Seo, Tyler Yates, Aaron Heilman and James Baldwin all have options, meaning they can be sent to Class AAA Norfolk.
Both pitchers are out of options, meaning that whichever one does not make the team can be claimed elsewhere.
He is out of minor league options, meaning the Mets would have to pass him through waivers to send him to the minors.
He is out of options, meaning he would have to clear waivers to go to the minors; General Manager Steve Phillips said Franco will not be released.
But he is out of options, meaning the Yankees would risk losing him to another team if they tried to send him to the minors.
They chose the cash option, meaning the group will get more than $49 million before taxes.
Medicare for all would forgo the first option, meaning that it would cover everything.
And Stage 5 would be full autonomy, with no human option – meaning no steering wheel, brakes, or accelerator pedals.
Still, the Nets decided last week to pass on his fourth-year option, meaning he will become a free agent after this season.
It is said to include a vesting option, meaning that if Halladay stays through 2014, when he turns 37, he will have to earn it.
