Sentence examples for I should either from inspiring English sources

Hell, Baby Jesus didn't care about fashion on Christmas Day, so I don't see why I should either.

A little devil on one shoulder advised me to reduce expenses by firing staff members, while a little angel on the side pleaded that I should either take the hit myself, or slash advertising expenses and spare my workers.

"My high school English teacher told me that I should either become a car salesman or a lawyer, because I could say anything and make it sound good," Ms. Getgen reports with a laugh.

However, I'm going to take this account back to Bollywood Veggie, because we were given three loaves of beautiful banana bread, so I feel like I should either give her my firstborn, or shine some well deserved spotlight on Poison Ivy.

I should either go, or cancel.

"If the situation stays as it is, I should either stay here or go back home.

As per the Standard's checklist, I swapped my typical all-black uniform for a cartoon jumper (I figured it should either be that or a onesie, the physical embodiment of the cutester's cloying, defining infantilism) and tried to conjure up the grating optimism necessary for a social life built on "ping-pong cafes" and "emoji tattoos".

If they are to have any accompaniment at all, I feel it should either be hot and spicy or cold and piquant.

Your an ah-mazing writer!"), plan hypothetical fan gettogethers ("I think it would be toh-tally awesome if Lisi held like a idk... like a party kinda thing or w/e... so we could all finally meet each other!"; "i think it should either be in cali or texas because these are some of the biggest states.

I wonder, should either of these time bombs be celebrated?

I think people should either be hedging more or not being greedy.