Sentence examples for either apartment from inspiring English sources

Look for a place to live - either apartment, short term stay hotel, a rental house, or buy a home.

The spokesman said there had been no previous reports of domestic violence at either apartment.

Mr. Sedky said that he is not sure if the banker ever used either apartment as a residence and that they were probably bought as investment properties.

The buildings give "the impression of being either apartment houses that had been converted into jails or jails that had been converted into apartment houses," and the student residents, all male, create a fug of cigarette butts and empty beer cans and dirty laundry -- all except for Toru's roommate, a stuttering geography major whose fanatic cleanliness earns him the nickname Storm Trooper.

If either apartment sells at anything close to the asking price of more than $15,000 a square foot (not counting terraces or separate space for staff), the sale will set a record for the most expensive Manhattan apartment and confirm the place of the 15 Central Park West complex, designed by Robert A. M. Stern, atop the firmament of New York residential real estate.

58% of students live off-campus, mostly in the areas closest to campus, in either apartment buildings, former single-family homes, fraternity and sorority houses, or in a co-op.

Either the apartment would already be taken or you would go and find there was no buzzer for the super or if you found the super, he would say it had been taken several weeks ago".

Because Sue and I spent the first 20 years of our marriage in either an apartment or a condominium, I was pathetically ill-equipped to be a homeowner.

You don't have to live on a sprawling acre lot either--apartment dwellers can be urban farmers with a nice large pot, good topsoil and some seeds.

Macro UEs lying either inside an apartment block containing active HeNBs or very close to such an apartment block are the likely victims of high downlink femto-to-macro interference.

"Shai either loved the apartment or loved the area," Mr. Longley said.