Sentence examples for either coached from inspiring English sources

The indictment that was opened on Wednesday charged that several witnesses told investigators that during the 1990s, Mr. Bergrin either coached them to lie or paid them to do so.

So far, 57 or 32% of the preparers have either coached the undercover "taxpayers" on how to cheat on their returns or have urged them not to file at all.

Wilk's ruling also calls into question the credibility of the much-cited Yale New Haven Hospital study, released Friday by Radar Online, that concluded that Allen did not molest Farrow and suggested that Farrow was either coached by her mother or merely a vulnerable child who fabricated her claims.

"I would start by reorganising academy football by placing in charge ex-pros, who have either coached or managed, and been through the coaching training.

All of them, apart from Mallinder, have either coached or lived outside England for an extended period.

Phipps made seven saves in the first quarter to set the tone and later had a huge stop to thWalterstwo-man advantage by New York.

That estimate has not changed, with Jackson reiterating Tuesday that "the probabilities are great" that he will either coach the Lakers or retire.

Both teams reached the tournament in South Africa in identical circumstances, scraping through their playoffs 2-1 on aggregate after difficult qualifying campaigns that offered little reassurance to either coach.

Campsall testified he had not been abused by either coaching team and witness statements from spectators and media were felt to be inconclusive.

All three of his sons play in a soccer league, so six days a week, he is either coaching or driving a son to or from practice or a game.

Modell said he mentioned this idea to Mara: Allow the referees to use instant replay when they feel the need for clarification, instead of only waiting for a challenge from either coach.