Sentence examples similar to a liking for either from inspiring English sources
I have a liking for lobsters.
Have a liking for apples.
What would a war with Iran look like — for either Israel or the United States?
If the election looks like a rout for either candidate of the two main parties, there was general agreement that a vote for Mr. Nader would be in order.
It's not just Partridge who views leggings as devilish: every time a female celebrity is photographed wearing them, the tabloids' gleeful headlines ("slipping them on"; "squeezing into them") read like a euphemism for either "How dare you wear tight trousers at that weight?" or "Phwoar".
At first blush, it doesn't sound like much of a departure for either of them, yet the alchemy of their collaboration seems to have brought out something new from both.
"It's like preparing for an exam.
A defensive like-for-like swtich for the last 10 minutes.
If a tablet seems like a step too far, for either financial or technological reasons, consider an e-book reader.
Given its position in the market, GrabTaxi would seem like a potential acquisition option for either firm, but Tan says his company's exit is "is something that we will have to think about at a much later date".
