Sentence examples for either fled from inspiring English sources

Most of the Taliban have either fled or gone into hiding, they said.

Protestant business leaders, who had been the country's best entrepreneurs, either fled or died.

Local journalists have either fled to their villages or left the country.

The Romans themselves had either fled on holiday, or were huddled behind shutters at home.

Athletes either fled or were stranded; Browne decided to stay and fight.

In defeat, around seven hundred thousand Palestinians either fled their homes or were forcibly driven out of the country.

Several German divisions simply collapsed in the face of the offensive, their troops either fleeing or surrendering.

At the time, these desperate acts felt inevitable; he could either flee and try to make it work on the street, or he could face worse at home.

After six months, most workers either flee for other jobs or stay underground the rest of their lives — transfixed by the scale and complexity of the work, the sheer hubris of punching a hole through a mountain.

Three human characters -- a politician, an actress, a factory manager -- are joined by a few white mice to show us how animals strive to dominate their environments, and how, if they fail, they either flee or attack themselves.

When options are under water -- as is the case at so many old-economy companies today -- many executives either flee or demand other payments to make up for money they had expected to get.