Sentence examples for either talk from inspiring English sources
Most politicians can either talk to the public or not.
"A player can either talk or his lawyer can submit other documentary evidence, but after that date they plan on going forward with the report".
The only other woman she speaks to is her son's child psychologist, and they either talk about her son or Jack.
You can either talk into your phone and have your speech morphed into a rap, or rap along to existing songs – either way, just make sure you have excused yourself from all human contact first.
Hume concludes, "We have therefore no idea of substance, distinct from that of a collection of particular qualities, nor have we any other meaning when we either talk or reason concerning it".
We have a choice: we can either "talk about all the good things and the bad things that made me" or leave children at the mercy of the internet – something kids in Blume's era did not have to contend with.
We're either talking about the world's most disorganised record shop or Sheer Mag.
We're either talking extreme hubris here, or someone who felt he had a lot to hide.
It has to be either "talking through a mouthful of plums" or "an accent like cut glass".
With most works featuring either talking to strangers or listening to strangers talk via technology, the works began to feel slightly monotonous.
People can't help either talking at or over Winnie, which usually means they're talking to themselves in the confessionals of their own minds.
