Sentence examples for Either I would from inspiring English sources

But given the small chance of getting into either, I would have been happy ending up in either Massachusetts or California.

Singer then echoed Senator McCain: "Although I don't really like violent sports like boxing, and presumably therefore would not like this either, I wouldn't advocate prohibition".

I didn't speak the language, and either I would convince a stranger to put me up for the night or I would sleep on the street.

Furtseva suggested he might marry her daughter, to which Streltsov replied "I already have a fiancée and I will not marry her [Svetlana]." While drunk, he was later heard to remark either "I would never marry that monkey" or "I would rather be hanged than marry such a girl" (both quotes were reported), humiliating Furtseva, a minister close to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev.

Four days later, Caston posted his view of the development on his website: "After this he approached me and said either I would sell him my ownership of MegaTokyo or he would simply stop doing it entirely, and we'd divide up the company's assets and end it all.

"Either I would have really broken it or he was going to go out of there.

Far more important than either, I'd always been blessed with a rich inner life.

Either, I'd say, is preferable to today's tragic tale of welfare's decline.

"If we didn't do either, I'd still feel that we're going to be in a good position come October," Phillips said.

There were two possibilities: either I'd say "Ok, that was an incredible find from the past but it won't make an interesting story", or the diary would be interesting and have potential for a book.

"She was quite emotional, so I thought either I'd made the team - or something's gone wrong at home.