Sentence examples for either lion from inspiring English sources

If you've previously purchased either Lion or Mountain Lion, these are freely downloadable from the Mac App Store, but this new arrangement allows customers who may not (for some reason) have owned either one to purchase new copies.

It is believed that those lions, imported to Europe before the middle of the nineteenth century, were mainly either Barbary lions from North Africa or lions from the Cape.

Since 1959, various other designs had been worn on the shirts, incorporating either the lion rampant or the letters DUFC, often on a circular badge.

Seated in a vast reception room decorated with red velvet drapes and a crystal chandelier and at the entrance to which stood two large stuffed cats – either lions or tigers – Mr Sharif was also asked about Pakistan's relationship with Washington and its so-called war on terror.

Leopards also use such tactics, but have the advantage of being able to subsist much better on small prey than either lions or cheetahs.

Across jurisdictions, declining harvests were unrelated to habitat loss for either lions or cougars (Fig. 3b) or to snow conditions for cougars.

Rob Howley has taken on the role of Wales coach for recent Tests when Gatland has been either on Lions duty or out of action following an accident.

Continuity of selection is apparent, coming off the back of the last minute victory against Italy in the summer, along with the addition of a couple of players who were unavailable either through Lions selection or injury.

Therefore, subtype E recombination may represent an ancient event of recombination followed by a long period of divergence, or a more recent recombination with a highly divergent but as yet unsequenced strain either from lions or another African felid species.

Depending on the size of the crocodile and the lion, either can lose kills or carrion to the other.

The final piece is a 12" x 12" collage that features a printout of Kate Upton lounging like a lion, either guarding or holding hostage Ma and Pa in a Walker Evans Dephotographra photograph.