Sentence examples for either creek from inspiring English sources

(Okefenokee means "trembling earth" in either Creek or Choctaw, depending on which scholar you ask).

In spite of the heavy losses his force had suffered, Ichiki's troops remained in place on the east bank of the creek, either unable or unwilling to withdraw.

And that's very true, but we do a lot of things that aren't proper either," said Three Creeks resident Diane Plowman.

Other vacant parcels along the creek are owned by either the town of Brookhaven or the Patchogue School District.

This may indicate either the recent age of the creek or of Smith Bay.

Of the remaining sequences, over 1/3rd could not be annotated as deriving either from M. pendula or from creek chub; as a corollary to the foregoing, this number will be reduced as query sets are augmented.

The Yantikutji creek runs either side of the mine, just 500m from the proposed open pit, while to the north is a permanent water hole.

Leave a margin of at least one foot of the log on either bank of the creek.

The bodies of the women, either dumped along highways or near creeks, were discovered between July and January in Arkansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas.

When a pipeline must cross a river or creek, the pipe can be either attached a to a bridge, laid on the streambed underwater, or bored through the ground underneath the river.

The name is thought to originate either from a Scandinavian word Vik meaning creek, or from the Saxon Wic meaning dwelling place or refuge.