Sentence examples for either at the beginning from inspiring English sources
'WIFE WAtTED' At Monogram, you were either at the beginning of your career or approaching its end.
No matter which way you see this show, you will see either at the beginning or at the end of it an enormous piece in ceramic tiles by Joan Miró.
A cryptic clue typically gives you two chances to get the answer: a definition found either at the beginning or the end (which I'll indicate in bold type in the examples below), and some wordplay (look out for the colours).
For one, they reduce the average lifetime of products; more of them are either at the beginning of their life (when prediction is tough because there is no demand history) or at the end of their life (when keeping inventory is expensive because the products will soon become obsolete).
To paraphrase Winston Churchill, we are either at the beginning of the end, or the end of the beginning.
It's a service that automatically inserts 15 second sound advertisements directly into a publsiher's podcast (either at the beginning, or the end, or both).
In the BIO tagging format, each token is classified either at the beginning, inside or outside of a named entity, and a postprocessing task forms the named entity mentions by merging the tagged tokens.
As we have seen, within Burley's new theory of understanding the singular can be placed either at the beginning of the chain of knowledge, as its origin, or at its end, as its result.
In two additional experiments, EPO was given only three times either at the beginning or at the end of the 3-week treatment period while the respective other eight injections consisted of placebo.
The test compounds were applied either at the beginning of the cell cycle (G1 phase) or at the 8th hour.
Remember, a cryptic clue typically gives you two chances to get the answer: a definition found either at the beginning or the end, and some wordplay; sometimes the wordplay is made up entirely of this process of decapitating words and gathering together the heads.
