Sentence examples for either come from from inspiring English sources

It'll either come from Congress or from us.

The business problem will either come from a written case or a guest speaker.

It will either come from the army, the police, or the hired mercenaries.

The painters, she reasoned, had all either come from Chemnitz or its environs, or had once worked there.

The answer seemed like a foregone conclusion: they'd either come from column A, or from column B. This is a beautiful example of natural reprogramming.

One startling statistic this season is that all the team's goals have either come from, or been created by Gerrard or Fernando Torres.

"They're either coming from across the border, from Turkey, which the Turks are insisting is not happening," Mr. Tabler said.

"Obviously those streams were either coming from people at work or from people who wanted to watch multiple games," Mr. Donato said.

Yemeni officials said that could mean that they either came from Saudi Arabia or from a Yemeni province, Hadhramaut, that abuts Saudi Arabia.

"The oil is either coming from the drilling mud or from the well head because there is always some oil in natural gas reservoirs.

Oysters Bienville, gumbos and jambalayas, the exploitation of the merliton, all those crawfish extravaganzas and, probably, the roux itself either came from or are identified with Louisiana.