Sentence examples for either celebrated from inspiring English sources

I am three years, five months toward being considered cured, and I keep in close touch with other pancreatic cancer survivors who have either celebrated their five-year, cancer-free milestone, or are fast closing in on it.

In this year of monumental anniversaries, perhaps one episode of all the events either celebrated or denigrated with the benefit of hindsight needs to be reassessed: the Soviet Union's military intervention in Afghanistan in 1979.

After the election, as the vast majority of Republican lawmakers either celebrated Donald Trump's victory or kept quiet, many people who voted for Hillary Clinton felt a deep desire to forge anti-Trump ties across the traditional political divide.

Either celebrate it, or attempt not to choke on it.

It serves a concrete purpose, so it is hard to either celebrate or dismiss.

I like to take people and either celebrate their essence or turn it on its head.

(For those who either celebrate or bemoan Baker and Gold's pauses, note that the caesuras are here in all their glory).

He loved to watch games but hated when they ended, his teammates either celebrating without him or wondering how much he might have helped.

But this argument assumes that our dominant position in nature is something relatively new, something we can either celebrate and embrace or mourn and reject.

"I figure, either celebrate it like a monk, alone and writing, or as a happy warrior, and I'm still in happy warrior mode.

"I like to take people and either celebrate their essence or turn it on its head," he says down the phone from New York.