Sentence examples for begins either from inspiring English sources

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

In Liber Abaci, the sequence starts with 1, nowadays the sequence begins either with (f_{0}=0) or with ({f_{1}=1}).

Repayment on PLUS loans begins either 60 days after the money is disbursed (meaning that your parents may start making payments in the middle of your first semester) or six months after the student takes a course load that is considered less than half-time, which typically means less than six credits.

The notation begins either with N for due north or S for due south.

Or where retribution begins either.

"No matter how it begins, either with stress or with another sleep disorder such as sleepwalking, sleep-related eating will usually become a nightly phenomenon," Schenck told me.

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

"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.

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.

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