Synonym: alternatively, as an alternative, instead. Similar words: else, elsewhere, something else, before long, pulse, all levels, impulse, social services. Meaning: adv. in place of, or as an alternative to.
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121. Legend says it was founded by the mythical king Mermpllrio or else by Alfred the Great, but the first record of it dates from the late 1100s.
122. "Climate impact assessments of suborbital and orbital rockets must consider black carbon emissions, or else they ignore the most significant part of the total climate impact from rockets," Ross said.
123. "Substantial foreign aid is needed or else there will be a large-scale famine, " said Matthew Kahane, the UN's humanitarian aid coordinator, speaking from the capital, Dushanbe.
124. And so live ever -- or else swoon to death.
125. Our disputes were often brought before our father, and I fancy I was either generally in the right, or else a better pleader, because the judgment was generally in my favor.
126. Right now I think bilingually no matter what, or else I'll be haunted by inexplicable guilt.
127. We also assume that the letter keys have consecutive key symbol values, or else the range checking tricks and the key symbol to ASCII code translations wouldn't have worked.
128. Loose, slightly clingy or drapey things are best, or else things that just fit you and your shape well but not tight.
129. Want to accomplish get sth done once and for ever, build, or else do poorly done work over again is newer, must hold to quality first principle, cannot seek rate blindly, drive a measure.
130. George Orwell, the pen name by which Eric Blair is known, had the gift of prophecy, or else blind luck.
131. Planting must be done in accordance with the lunar month ,(http://sentencedict.com/or else.html) or else you won't harvest anything.
132. It says that you have to keep deposits with us here at the central bank; either that or else keep vault cash and show that you have it as reserves for your deposits.
133. Retirements in women's tennis are usually heavily flagged, or else come long after a player has given up the game, as in the case of Monica Seles.
134. Milk must be kept in a cool place, or else it will go sour.
135. Lions wake up every day, he knows that he must run to catch up with the slowest gazelle , or else will be starved to death.
136. Many foods must be refrigerated or else they will spoil.
137. I typically have to bring the nose up, or else the jet will accelerate too much.
138. One must apply oneself to his work or else he will not enjoy it.
139. Of course law should control it, or else it would no longer existe if it exceeds law's circumscription.
140. We'd go to her place, if she was amenable, or else go no place at all. I couldn't take her home. Because of the harpy.
141. The relative rules should be included in the state regulation and school employment agreement so that the relative persons could act accordingly, or else be punished according to the rules.
142. It shows my current active interest earned is 66, if I need to get close the interest , i need to click on, or else my interest will be keep on increase.
143. You should breast-feed , or else your milk will be less and less.
144. Or else, the abstraction may throw away so much information that the theorem prover may yield results that are correct for the abstraction, but incorrect for the program being analysed.
145. Dogmatism should be criticized, or else many mistakes cannot be rectified.
146. You'd better be riding home, or else she will be sick only to grieve us.
147. Europe has five days to find a solution to the sovereign debt crisis or else the EU itself will collapse, political leaders warned on Sunday at the start of a week of high-stakes summitry.
148. Or else we would be in a crisis that would submerge the issue.
149. The occupants of the rooms are yawning too , or else scratching themselves.
150. However, the website and it is not too fast reaction speed, or else users will increase the frequency of interaction with the server, which may increase the probability of error.