Sentence examples for born in either from inspiring English sources

Mohammed, born in either 1964 or 1965, was raised in a religious Sunni Muslim family in Kuwait, where his family had migrated from the Baluchistan region of Pakistan.

He sent a letter to several newspapers, alleging that Arthur had been born in either Scotland or Ireland and was therefore ineligible to be Vice-President.

"It is possible," Nadine Orenstein explains, "that he was born in either of two towns named Breughel or Brogel -- one in the northern Netherlands, the other in the southern Netherlands".

Bounce is a hip-hop variant that dates back to the early nineties, and most observers trace it to New Orleans, though some claim the music was born in either Atlanta or Florida.

They say he has carried various passports that say he was born in either 1964 or 1965, and they say there is conflicting information about whether Mr. Yousef is his nephew or whether they are related through Mr. Mohammed's wife.

Born in either 1938 or 1941 — publications distributed by his organization cite both dates — Gülen fled to the United States in 1999, as Turkish authorities were preparing to arrest him, for "trying to undermine the secular system".

Leo Ornstein was born in December of either 1892 or 1893, said his son, Severo.

Pappus of Alexandria (around 290-350) was born in Alexandria, Egypt, and either he was a Greek or a Hellenized Egyptian.

Between 2004 and 2012, 20 athletes born in Cuba represented either Canada, Great Britain, Spain or the United States.

15 Most of the Indians born in Africa either sought sanctuary from or were expelled by leaders such as Idi Amin in East African states.

This is particularly true in the U.S. and Europe, where light researchers estimate that a child born today in either region has a one in 10 chance of witnessing a truly dark sky.