Sentence examples for either jacket from inspiring English sources

When traveling through security, place your metal and expensive items in a closed pocket, either jacket or carry-on BEFORE you go through security.

The servers sport loose-fitting white smocks that are either "butchers' jackets," as one of the owners, Jason Denton, said, or dishwashers' shirts, which they also strongly resemble.

On any given day in downtown San Francisco, you're bound to see people zipping around on push scooters, wearing either blue jackets or yellow shirts.

I don't want to get too much oil on my green jacket, either".

In total there were 16 fibres which could have come from three separate items of clothing worn by Mr Lawrence, found either on the jacket or its bag, the jury heard.

A shrunken black leather jacket, either too small to comfortably zip up or with waterfall lapels that are not intended to be fastened, will likely be a front-row staple – we notice Madonna was already working black leather and lace at Marc Jacobs in New York on Monday – and can be picked up at Topshop if the budget does not stretch to Rick Owens.

Erika's floor-length dress was considered "too low" in the back, and she was told to either put a jacket on or go home and change.

If you're in the market for a new back piece for either your leather jacket or back, any (or all) of these should be perfectly suitable candidates.

Never overlook Amazon.com for jackets, either.

Tartan doesn't go a miss either, and leather jackets suit almost anything worn.

Prom is a semi-formal event, so you'll either need a tuxedo jacket or a suit jacket that can mimic the tuxedo look.