Sentence examples for either finished from inspiring English sources

Chemistry as I knew it, the chemistry I loved, was either finished or changing its character, advancing beyond me.

An important component to the success of the Yankees in the late innings is closer Mariano Rivera, who has either finished victories or extended games and bought time for the Yankees to come from behind.

Radamel Falcao has become the latest leading player whose World Cup is either finished, or in jeopardy, following confirmation he will need surgery after suffering anterior cruciate ligament damage.

Set in motion in 2006, the plan is now hitting its stride, with 3,500 units either finished or in the pipeline, including four projects completed and another eight under way.

The Capitol closes to the public one hour after both houses of the Legislature have adjourned, raising the specter of a confrontation between protesters and the authorities when the Assembly either finished its work or decided to go home for the night.

Most commercial sheep today represent two-breed or three-breed crosses, with white-faced crossbred ewes preferred in the range areas and a black-faced sire, such as Suffolk or Hampshire, preferred for market lambs, which are either finished for slaughter or sold as breeding ewes.

You either finish strong or not at all.

After Sunday's results, his club could either finish anywhere from second in the Western Conference to sixth.

We weren't too shabby either, finishing 15th out of the 60 experts who are graded by FantasyPros.com.

Lagat had not won the race in his two previous attempts, either, finishing second in 2008 and fourth in 2009.

She'd either finish the tale as a tragic victim or as a Belgian Rocky, the plucky little underdog who out-punched her horrible bosses.