Sentence examples for caught either from inspiring English sources

The reviewers had not caught either of these problems.

Passengers then caught either ferries or PATH trains into New York.

Birds were caught either by hand or with a neck noose and were returned to the entrance to their nest crevice and observed after handling.

This year the leaders of some of the world's most respected financial institutions — leaders who are paid first and foremost to manage risk — have been caught either unaware or uninformed about giant risks their companies took.

Although hot weather, bright sunshine and dropping water levels diminished fishing success markedly the last half of our four-day trip, everyone was content, having caught either grilse or salmon, or both.

Honest businesses say they struggle to compete with the cheats, and the cheats know they are unlikely to be caught – either by the supermarkets, who mostly alert suppliers to audits that look for the wrong things, or by the authorities, whose budgets have been cut so far they no longer test nor enforce much.

"It's not realistic for us to catch either of those two – although we'll be trying like hell".

But I don't think he'll catch either of them and he may not be able to hold off a late run from Dullahan for third place.

If you catch either host during a quiet moment, they will happily tell you about the site's unique micro-environment and how they tend it.

The Knicks probably cannot catch either Miami or Indiana for home-court advantage, a nice luxury in the later rounds of the playoffs.

A 1-0 half-time lead was not enough for the home side, knowing that they would need at least for goals to catch either Ipswich or Brentford above them.