Sentence examples for either notify from inspiring English sources

A hundred or so would get used to the terrain, then spread out and, upon finding a mine, either notify a handler or… well, it might be obvious that it found one.

It is unknown who notified the authorities of his whereabouts but they allege that they were either notified by a rival gang or by members of the Arellano Félix clan.

It did not notify either MERS or Sovereign of the proceedings, and in October, the court overseeing the matter ordered the property sold.

As was first reported in Newsday, the man, Matthew Mosher, said he met with Monsignor Placa in 1997 and detailed the abuse he said he suffered, but Monsignor Placa did not notify either law enforcement or the parish about the priest.

You can also make the NEC logo on the lid blink in your choice of seven vivid colors, either to notify you of new e-mail or just to be gaudy.

Almost all of the people I spoke to whose pictures Prince had used had not been contacted by the artist – either to notify them of his intentions, or to ask them for permission.

Similarly, modern ambulances are equipped with two-way radios or cellular telephones to enable them to contact hospitals, either to notify the appropriate hospital of the ambulance's pending arrival, or, in cases where physicians do not form part of the ambulance's crew, to confer with a physician for medical oversight.

Young men need to know what constitutes rape and sexual assault so they can avoid committing it, as well as recognize if it has or is about to be committed by someone else so they can either stop it or notify the proper authorities, whether it's the police, campus security, or a counselor.