Sentence examples for either named from inspiring English sources
Some town in California had either named an elementary school after Neville Chamberlain, or it hadn't.
Tellingly, in introducing themselves to the audience afterward, all the performers either named their alma mater or mentioned time spent dancing socially, but not both.
Tom Cassidy, a supervisor at Moretrench, said that with Mr. McQuaid, he did not realize that he would have a lineup of men who were either named McQuaid or knew a McQuaid.
"I continually am surprised by the range of things either named for them, or when I go somewhere I see an unobtrusive little plaque where I've seen they've made a donation," said Dr. Derek Raghavan, president of the Levine Cancer Institute, the recipient of the foundation's largest gift, $20 million.
Most previous studies have primarily focused on the design and performance improvement of either named entity recognition or relation extraction.
So I think we we can expect a product either named Cloud Picker or something similar to Cloud Picker in the near future.
"They can buy either named-peril coverage or all-risk coverage".
Either name would have provided a worthy fit today.
By either name, this desert is one of Africa's largest.
By either name, rue anemone can be hard to find commercially.
