Sentence examples for either became from inspiring English sources

They either became supervisors or they had to quit.

"I either became part of his business or lived alone," Mrs. Holding once said.

A total of 56.8% of patients either became abstinent or significantly decreased their consumption to normal levels.

After the 1950s this tentativeness in fiction either became itself the subject of the novel or was dissipated in more confident forms of writing.

The fullbacks who thrived in that era either became pure blockers like Daryl Johnston of the Cowboys or smallish pass catchers like Tom Rathman of the 49ers.

She would consider quitting as chair of governors at a primary school and vice chair at a secondary school in Poulton-Le-Fylde Poulton-Le-Fylde Poulton-Le-Fylde academies.

It was either become a teacher or join the police.

And he could either become a real actual person.

It either becomes a real-life rekindling – in which case, the site becomes redundant.

So they will know what to expect should either become first lady?

But sooner rather than later Republicans will either become more inclusive or less viable.