Sentence examples for either guest from inspiring English sources

Two weeks after becoming artistic director, Mr. Filin invited Mr. Hallberg — then in Moscow on that Ballet Theater visit — to lunch, and offered him a position as either guest artist or principal dancer.

Of those reservations, 75percentt were international (where either guest, host or both were located outside of the United States) so naturally that leads to Airbnb expanding its presence in more nations across the globe, aided by business incubator Springstar.

"Ben Stiller, Melissa McCarthy, [who] won the Emmy award, and Katy Perry's coming and Jimmy Fallon, who's double-dipping on your payroll, Jonah Hill, and I don't want to ruin any other names, [but] Bieber's confirmed, he's the music and the [host]." NBC had not formally announced either guest.

Roz Usheroff, a West Palm Beach, Fla., image consultant who works with hotels and Fortune 500 companies, says that in her stays at more than 1,000 hotels over the years she has identified behavior that marks a hotel as either "guest-friendly" or inhospitable.

The food was not especially memorable either, guests said.

But when it comes to their own voices, probably because they are unable to achieve the exacting control they have over their instruments, they either use guest singers or resort to masking their natural voices with electronic effects.

The charismatic, predatory stranger who through sexual manipulation and bullying takes over a household in which he's either a guest or a servant is a ready-made metaphor for class struggle that the movies have plied for decades.

Airbnb declined to identify either the guest or the host to HuffPost, citing company privacy policy.

It might be more sensible for the TV execs to speak to radio comedy producers, who have no problem booking women as either guests or hosts of panel shows.

Data confidentiality before and after migration: Data should be encrypted at both source and destination servers.Whenever the attack happens at either guests VM's data or the host's data, then the original information not be affected.

The Bar at the Ritz-Carlton is exactly what you would expect: white-jacketed waiters whisking expensive drinks across a hushed, wood-paneled room to well-heeled patrons who are either guests in the hotel, or who work or shop nearby.