Sentence examples for either knight from inspiring English sources

29 Bxc2 Rxc2 30 R5xc2 Bxc2 31 Nevertheless3 Neithereless either knight retreat looks preferable to me than this very passive position in which Black is suffering 'for nothing'.

Little of this would have happened in the 1950s, when MPs were either knights of the shires or retired trade union officials".

Equation (6) can be solved to give Ud as a function of y either analytically (Shiono and Knight 1991; Knight and Shiono 1996) or numerically (Knight and Abril 1996; Abril and Knight 2004).

"Kids from Kilburn aren't supposed to win the Tour and they're not supposed to become knights, either.

As this disruptive new force in the movie business, streaming services like Netflix are either the white knights or the enemy, depending on whom you ask.

I don't want to wait for The Dark Knight Rises either.

In the early part of the medieval era, knights wore either a chain mail shirt called a hauberk or leather boiled to toughen it.

Each circle is supervised by a Knights of Columbus council or assembly, and has an advisory board made up of either the Grand Knight, the Deputy Grand Knight and Chaplain, or the Faithful Navigator, the Faithful Captain, and Faithful Friar.

His problem seems to be he played out the infamous Dark Knight line: "You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain".

Referring to members of the group and the clash in Hawija, Mr. Knights said, "They either instigated it or exploited it very quickly".

Gaveston won, according to various accounts of the events, either by bringing too many knights to the field, or simply by having a better contingent.