Sentence examples for began either from inspiring English sources

The trouble began either immediately after the Fall or with the Flood.

He plopped down on the floor, took out a notebook and some colored pencils, and began either drawing what he saw or doodling to pass the time.

Depending on how you reckon, Clinton's second act began either three years ago, with her election to the United States Senate, or somewhat further back, with the revelation of her husband's infidelity.

Rats then received low-frequency stimulation which began either with the afterdischarge or following each afterdischarge for 20 additional kindling sessions; a sham low-frequency stimulation group was also included.

The onset of motion coherence began either 0 s, 4.5 s, or 9 s after trial onset.

Observation began either on 1 January 1994 or 1 January 1999.

"Russia," he said, "did not begin either in 1917, or in 1991.

A report produced by the Observatory of the Sahara and the Sahel outlines a two-stage implementation process involving planting projects beginning either side of Africa.

Joe Cole was the only starter who had begun either of West Ham's first two Premier League games and at first it showed.

Sunday's N.H.L. draft at Prudential Center in Newark will begin either like a fairy tale, or like a fairy tale overturned.

Design generally begins either because of a need or requirement or, alternatively, because of an idea.