Sentence examples for either gave the from inspiring English sources

Court papers said the men either gave the bills to unsuspecting merchants or sold them at a discount, typically for 40 cents on the dollar.

The reviews either gave the company as low a score as possible – typically headlined "Avoid!" or "Nightmare" – or were glowing, with headers such as "Great price, fast service!" and "Couldn't ask for more!" It's an unusual distribution of results, and we were not the only ones to notice.

The reviews either gave the company as low a score as possible – typically headlined "Avoid!" or "Nightmare" – or were glowing, with headers such as "Great price, fast service!" and "Couldn't ask for more!" It's an unusual distribution of results, and we were not the only ones to notice.

Thereafter, depending on the account, the murderers either gave the dismembered corpse to a "local cooperator" or dissolved it in acid before flushing it down a drain.

The process went like this: one guy would read the band's biography they had penned, while another played the band's song and the rest of the members either gave the band a thumbs up, a maybe or a thumbs down.

Finding sponsors was not that difficult, either, given the influence of the churches in the community.

Many chefs prefer to count sheets than measure powder, but either gives the same result.

By the way, there is no evidence that those "Dozens was killed by Ukraine's ex-president Yanukovych's snipers". Either give the link or please correct yourself.

It is doubtful Doby will be either, given the odds and insensitivity he has stared down for much of his 73 years.

Given the committee's findings, Dr. Inder Verma, a panel member, said Dr. Rodin had two choices: She could either give the gene therapy institute more staff members and outside supervision, or restrict it to basic scientific research.

He said that the Lib Dems didn't need to go into the next election backing everything the coalition government had done, either, giving the example of free schools.