Sentence examples for either making from inspiring English sources

You're either making your number or you're not.

"You're either making jumps shots or missing them.

However, the chances of either making a late attempt to trump Kraft now appears remote.

The few foreigners left in Yemen are either making plans to leave or are stockpiling food.

"I am either making stuff or taking a vacation," he said.

At least a half-dozen other teenagers are now either making significant contributions or figure prominently in their teams' futures.

But Graham never suggested an alternative, either, making it clear that he did not believe that Clinton was an option.

Besides, King Hussein was doing a fine job neutering the Palestinians, either making them Jordanians or prodding them to emigrate.

"I spend most of the travelling time either making music on my laptop or reading," says MacInnes.

"That is the difference between either making a business case work or not being able to build something," Monswhite claims.

"Generally, you're either making a gaffe, or coming back from one," he pointed out of his mate's career.