Sentence examples for be set in either from inspiring English sources
"After the Snow" doesn't seem to truly be set in either the future or in some alternate past, instead residing almost entirely outside time.
On Friday, three of the broadcast's segments were set in either New York or Pennsylvania.
"I write to make sense of where I am, wherever that might be," he said, noting that an inordinate number of his more recent poems are set in either Ireland or New Jersey.
Justice department officials said they believed the fire had been set in either a mass suicide bid, or as cover for a mass escape attempt to break through the cordon of armoured vehicles, federal agents and some 600 police.
So pay phones became cellphones, and Mr. Packard avoided sports-themed books in favor of titles that seemed timeless — particularly ones that were set in either the past or the future.
Detection was set in either the positive or the negative mode.
The spread of locales might be a bit thin, with most maps being set in either the Russian countryside or Middle Eastern urban districts, but their superb design makes the palette swapping forgivable.
And while it remains the last, unbreachable bastion of tax and spend, its enduring popularity suggests that other privatisations may not be set in stone, either.
Football cannot be set in motion artificially.
