Sentence examples for but either you from inspiring English sources

They're always saying, 'O.K., we went to school.' But either you choose to go to school or play tennis.

But either you get left in the pain of your past or you move on... anyway, after a year, I was kicked out".

"You can be the funniest guy in the world, but either you have the ability to make yourself vulnerable on camera or you don't," said Mr. Schamus, who adapted the film's screenplay from Mr. Tiber's memoir, written with Tom Monte.

(You have a one-in-a-million chance of winning the lottery; but either you win the lottery or you don't, so each of these possibilities has probability 1/2?!) Pascal's argument for (1) is presumably that "[r]eason can decide nothing here".

But either you have faith that there's a brotherhood of free people or there isn't one.

But, either you take him at his word or you do not.

You may succeed, you may fail, but either way you have to keep going.

Hopefully you'll see the increase you were expecting, but either way, you'll have an idea of your ads' effectiveness.

But either way you like me--you know this aching middle.

He may or may not invite you along for the trip, but either way, you should let him know that you're cheering for him the entire time.

The game ends not when you reach a particular score but either when you run out of moves or you accomplish the goal of the individual game.