Sentence examples for came to either from inspiring English sources

Whatever his motives, Schlesinger never came to either of us (or anyone else, so far as we know) with his concerns and what to do about them.

For all the flexibility its fabric design presented, I found that it was a bit too rigid when it came to either side allowing light leakage from light sources directly behind you.

Likewise the boss, although a post-demise screen does indicate how close you came to either completing the run or doing away with the big bad in question (a couple of times, very).

When visitors came to either the Homestead or the Evergreens, she would often leave or send over small gifts of poems or flowers.

Fortunately that is about as close as the show comes to either sentimentalizing or eulogizing Wallace.

Throughout the study villages, the relationship between pastoralists and government officials when it comes to either containment of FMD, elephants-related conflicts or control and access to rangeland resources came close to institutionalised mistrust.

While Sullivan appreciates the nuances around privacy in the context of free expression and communication, he appears to have little tolerance for claims to privacy when it comes to either fraud or the treatment of children.

"Brits haven't always been known for their moderation when it comes to either alcohol or the sun, but this research is important as it provides people with further information to make informed choices about their health.

Come to either shoot or be the freak.

When it comes to either of these generations, short, quick messages benefit communication outcomes.

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