Sentence examples for decided either from inspiring English sources

I decided either we all make it or we all die.

It was so bad the others in our group decided either we were drunk or that I must have been the wife of my friend and he was taking revenge on me for some misdeed in our marriage.

Charlize Theron, whose Denver and Delilah company is on board as part of the production team, is in prime place to take the lead role, but has not yet decided either way.

"Am I going to have to close down?" He eyed me nervously, then decided either that I'm probably alright, or that it was too late to worry about it.

Matches are decided either by the number of runs scored in one innings each (usually for one-day matches) or on the aggregate of runs made by each side in two innings.

A case like this would typically go through weeks or months of investigation, the prosecutors would decide whether to go forward, the two sides would talk about a deal, and not too long after that the case would be decided either with a plea or a trial.

For its part, Europe has not been able to decide either, and Turkey's application has languished for 15 years.

First, you have to decide either to pass up that cheese plate or to blatantly overindulge by ordering both it and dessert.

Those sites, she said, would have to decide "either we're going to be in the porn industry and be upfront about it, or we're not".

The teacher and the school can decide either to be anonymous (to minimise the potential for former pupils making derogatory comments on the website) or be named.

I don't suppose one could categorically decide either way, but it was somehow comforting to find that arrogant cool had such a long back-story.