Sentence examples for either I make from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ward has enrolled in the income-based repayment plan, but she's crossing her fingers that "either I make enough money one day that I can pay down my debt on my own, or that Congress figures out an alternative to that huge tax bill".

Harriet declared that by not living with her husband, but not living with her lover either, "I make no one unhappy and am happy tho' not happiest myself".

Either I make good grades in school or I'm getting shipped off to Vietnam, which made it very real to me indeed when I was 19.

"Either I make it or I don't make it.

Either way, I make that choice and I am responsible for the way it turns out.

We are also lucky enough to have a nanny who finishes work at 6.30pm, so either Vanessa or I make sure we're back for her handover.

"Either way, I made it for the second year," Arenas said Friday.

Action descriptions can be either perfective ("I made the salad") or progressive ("I'm making the salad," "I was making the salad").

"She was quite emotional, so I thought either I'd made the team - or something's gone wrong at home.

Presumably these folks are just as comfortable watching TV on their computer, either legally or illegally (I make no judgement either way. Do what you want, I say)., so there's less of a need for a TV.

Either I have to make some serious money, or I need to come back here with Cyril's wife, who would, most assuredly, force me to buy something.