Sentence examples for or going with from inspiring English sources

In this case, I recommend diversifying your starters across different teams, flipping a coin, or going with your gut.

Then in the next season it had a further 22 players either coming or going, with an additional 12 the season after.

When Peavy returned to the rotation in May, the White Sox were faced with either sending their best starter to the bullpen or going with six.

Accidents and random events plague her characters, and many of them, like Jane here, are oddly passive, drifting or going with the flow, trying to live willfully in the present, as if past choices and mistakes never piled up.

(If it's grease you're after – if you're hungover, basically – then I'd recommend adding butter to the pan, or going with Leigh's cured pork fat, which is absurdly good if you can find the stuff).

Choosing to go full bush, opting to dazzle with the vajazzle, landing on the landing strip, or going with the "pubic mullet" aren't viewed as merely personal choices for ladyparts.

You had to go with Paul or go with John or go with Ringo.

Do we wait for Barack Obama or Angelina Jolie, or go with Mr or Ms Good Enough?

You can use one of the existing optimizers or go with a custom strategy.

Do you choose the instant cash, or go with the retirement account?

You compare the choice that Irish people face — stay or go — with that of Cubans.