Sentence examples for either have been from inspiring English sources

Most British women, as Light explains, would either have been in service or employed servants.

Any earnings from the past will either have been reinvested already or paid out to shareholders.

By then, this phase of the war against terrorism at least will either have been won or lost.

(The exact date is unknown, it could either have been late on June 26 or very early on June 27).

At that point, it should either have been closed or, at the least, operating at around 10%to20%0% capacity".

A few years ago, you would either have been brave or foolhardy to attempt such a voyage.

Many of the 4,500 city positions that either have been eliminated or will be soon are held by black and Hispanic workers, he said.

Depending on your age, sex and mechanical inclinations, "Tales of the Rat Fink" will convince you that Mr. Roth should either have been canonized or smothered at birth.

That the plant, which was closed after the gas leak, would either have been demolished and removed or cleaned up and turned into a memorial for the victims.

One chef suggested that though he was a fan of all kinds of eggs, Saatchi must either have been joking or require a psychiatrist immediately.

If I hadn't come here, I would probably either have been ill or would have had to shoplift or something just to get some food.