Sentence examples for either full or empty from inspiring English sources

Instead of each floating gate being either full or empty, two intermediate states are also used.

For our simulation, all objects were cylindrical (cups), were placed on a table, and had the option of being either full or empty.

The London Palladium is either full or the Blackpool Opera House is half empty.

If the transfer rate is low (panels C and D), we do not have 95% of the equilibrium population at either the full or empty pathway (indicated by a greyed shape).

Generally, you may take amoxicillin or penicillin on either a full or empty stomach.

A lot has been said and written just recently about the ever-increasing volume of international rugby, and depending on where you sit, cross-hemisphere matches between teams at the start of their season and opponents at the end of theirs are either full of importance or empty of significance.

These early stages of the tournament have been a classic case of the glass being either half full or half empty.

For "Winds and Strings of Change," a concert mixing indigenous Japanese hogaku pieces and contemporary works for traditional instruments on Thursday evening, the Miller Theater at Columbia University was either half full or half empty, according to your philosophical bent.

They see it as either half full or half empty, depending on prevailing winds and their specific situations.

Depending on your viewpoint, Celtic Park was either half full or half empty for the visit of the Croatians, but what was beyond dispute was that it was loud and, at the end, it was a thoroughly relieved place.

More colloquially, the glass of water is either half full or half empty; that depends on the viewer, not the glass of water.