Sentence examples for either a guy from inspiring English sources

On the evidence here, he is either a guy nice to the point of blandness, or else one smart enough to stay out of range of Mnookin's tape recorder.

The suspect, Omar Green, a 19-year-old high school senior, was arrested at 8 30 a.m. on a Manhattan-bound ferry after a passenger told two officers that she had passed someone who was "either a guy or the ugliest woman" and who was acting suspiciously.

If you are not at the Female Founders Conference at the Computer History Museum this afternoon, you are either a guy, out-of-town or one of the many that got turned away from the oversubscribed event.  .

It might be either a guy way older than you or a small little child who does not know what the hell you're doing.

"That doesn't show me a lot of bravado, either, a guy who does that in the American League, because all they're doing is putting their teammates in jeopardy, because they don't hit".

Because you usually encounter enemy vehicles in a largish arena type landscape, you tend to either destroy a guy in one pass or circle around each other, slowing down to a crawl in order to turn faster.

"He is either a good guy who is capable of very bad things or a bad guy who is capable of good things, and that depends on the day," said Spader, who is closely involved with the writing of the show and prepared to defend its violence.

Faxon might have been neutral when it came to stating a preference between Woods and Mickelson but few others are, especially in the United States where, in the words of the legendary Sport Illustrated columnist Rick Reilly: "You are either a Tiger guy or a Phil".

Ever since he made the move from European to American films in the 1960s, his distinctive voice led him to be frequently cast as either a bad guy ("I'm not surprised – it's probably natural that the evil character is not one of us, but it gets boring") or a religious figure ("It can be interesting, but it can also be very boring").

Either (a) awkward guys who spent most of their time circling the dance floor, waiting to build up enough courage to talk to the women; or (b) women in their 50s who, honestly, looked like normal women in their 50s.

It could go either way for a guy like him.