Sentence examples for either search from inspiring English sources

You can either search by destination or price.

You can either search secondhand shops for vintage slips or go for my favourite - the Spanx Hide & Seek full slip.

Mr Jiang never finds out, and the director makes sure we don't either, search though we may for clues".Green Tea" (the title refers to fortune-telling) is an innovation in Chinese film-making by focusing on the country's newly rich city-dwellers, rather than on the peasants slaving in the countryside, a feature in movies made, it seems, only yesterday.

Users can either search for a specific name, street or ID-number, or look on a map with red dots at the addresses of ex-convicts and then zoom in to find that it is the house of that nice old Sven Olsson.

You can either search the mobile web or you can search inside narrow apps.

You can either search specifically for discounts or will be served relevant coupons with searches and tasks on the site.

His work has always revelled in characters either searching for, or fleeing from, sexual fulfilment.

In New York City, when people are either searched or told to empty their pockets, the marijuana becomes open to public display, and therefore a misdemeanor.

She also thinks future search engines will provide better support for collaborative searching — either searching together with others, allowing users to answer each other's questions, or developing "crowdsourced" information systems.

Genwi's wide-ranging selection of channels can be either searched by term or browsed by category.

Luggage is x-rayed, people walk through metal detectors and handbags are either searched manually or x-rayed.