Sentence examples for either made or from inspiring English sources

Every one is now to be either made or distributed by her company, Annapurna Pictures.

At the end of financial stuff you either made or lost some money.

This, after all, is the land where a classic image is that of happy, round monks promoting beer and liqueurs that they either made or invented and where nuns, their eyes cast upward, praise heavenly cakes.

During his 10 years as king, however, most of the major decisions were either made or manipulated by Oleśnicki, who was a powerful Polish noble, bishop of Kraków, the first Polish cardinal, and also a close adviser to his father.

1125, 140 L.Ed.2d 254 (1998), requires us to overrule our precedents that allow a defendant in a copyright infringement action to claim the "first sale doctrine" of 17 U.S.C. § 109(a) as a defense only where the disputed copies of a copyrighted work were either made or previously sold in the United States with the authority of the copyright owner.

Since appointments under this section are either made, or not made, in the discretion of the President, the proviso of 34 U.S.C. 3d, authorizing the President to suspend the operation of this section with respect to lieutenants (junior grade) and lieutenants in the Navy and first lieutenants and captains in the Marine Corps, is omitted from subsection (a) as unnecessary.

Cup success is vital this season - that'll either make or break our campaign.

"This project will either make or break the building," he said.

It's obviously a stretch of games that can either make or break you".

TO WORK INDOORS ALSO " Next Year Will Either Make or Break Columbia Football," Declares Head Mentor.

The impact a creative director can have on a company can either make or break its brand.