Sentence examples for either one word from inspiring English sources

Criminal verdicts almost always contain either one word or two.

The user benefits from several direct export functionalities working with reactions in the detail level: the information that is distributed over the described four tabbed panels can be summarized either in one word document in a very practical manner or the samples that are used in the reaction can be exported to Excel with one mouse click.

It was either "tint," "haircolor" (one word) or "hair color bath".

Perhaps Agathon was a greater writer than either – but not one word of him now remains.

Some Polish words (122) could be translated into either one or more English words: 108 into two words, 13 into three words, one into four words.

After 500 ms these words both disappeared and in the screen position where either one of the words had been shown a probe arrow appeared, pointing either left or right (< or >).

Every single time a press release carries either one of these words in the first sentence, I cringe.

"Whatever the word of the day/week is, we somehow combine it with either one of these two words: "snuffleupogus" for an adjective or "fluffernutter" for a noun.

They were either one or two syllable words.

The dictionary consists of all rubric pairs in MeSH which have one word in either English or Swedish.

One word: evidence.