Sentence examples for could either live from inspiring English sources
The settlers there could either live under Palestinian sovereignty or leave.For his part, Mr Arafat is determined to defend the Palestinian claim to Arab East Jerusalem.
In its earliest incarnation, IS presented the war zone as a land of jihad where one could either live in luxury or die a martyr's honourable death.
He could either live a closeted life within the church, or come out.
When I asked Coco what kept him going after Auschwitz, he said, "I decided I could either live the rest of my life being broken by Auschwitz or be joyful that I survived".
"As a child I used to stand in line-ups with my father who used to scream at people, and I had so much anxiety over that I could either live with the anxiety as a child or disassociate from myself.
The family composition of each child was also dichotomized: child could either be living with both parents or with others (mother only, with father only, with mother/father and step parent or with guardian).
"You can either live or die.
Could either of them live in London on 25% less than £32K pa? Hazel Dakers (who had a lovely time at The Magic Flute on Tuesday evening) Brentford, Middlesex The present plight of ENO is indeed sad (Letters, 15 February).
"For the kind of money I wanted to spend," he said, "I either could live right in the village or places on larger pieces of property out in the country.
I could either die from this disease, or live with it as best as I can.
