Sentence examples for either referees from inspiring English sources
"I don't know what it is, competitiveness or a sense of unfairness in bad calls, or what," Dunleavy said, "but I've told Rasheed that no matter what happens on the court that he doesn't like, from either referees missing a call in his opinion or an opponent pulling something that irritates him, he has to keep his head.
No American was on the list as either a referee or a referee's assistant.
Ostrikov's mistake, which came after probably the best move of the first half – a clever lineout from Beaumont and Tommy Taylor setting up a swooping move which almost got Mark Cueto home – was not that expensive either, the referee already signalling the penalty, which Cipriani landed.
Kingsholm is not the most welcoming place for referees either and the Irishman Donal Courtney attracted flak from both managers.
Tagliabue said the league would make another offer to the union representing the referees either Tuesday or Wednesday, and would begin later this week to identify potential replacements.
Yes the referees either missed this call or judged it not to be enough of a foul to call in the closing seconds of a postseason game, and either way it looks bad and it takes something away from what should be remembered for the Heat's early dominance and the Thunder almost willing itself to dominance.
If either or both referees veto publication, the author should consider the manuscript rejected.
"They either fool referees into calling undeserved fouls or fool fans into thinking the referees missed a foul call".
The referee either did not see, or ignored, that hand ball.
"In addition to two coaches, either boxer, the referee, or ringside physician can stop a bout at any time".
In a conversation at the Tudor-style home in Garden City, N.Y., that he shares with his wife, Gloria, Mercante said he has no immediate plans of retiring either as a referee or as a deputy commissioner for the Hempstead Parks and Recreation Commission, a post he has held for the last 25 years.
