Sentence examples for either thanked from inspiring English sources

We've had a pretty broad range of responses, from letters of thanks from LGBTIQ couples or their parents, to religious folk who've either thanked us or told us we're going to burn in hell, to guys saying things like: 'Bro, sweet way to get out of marrying your girlfriend.'" Take a look at Pocock's blog.

They either thanked him for the joke he had sent or offered a new one.

So I guess you can either thank me or blame me for that!

Viewers of VH1's suite of clip shows ("I Love The 70s") and "celebreality" series ("The Surreal Life," "Flavor Of Love") have Ms. Norman to either thank or blame.

The people of the next generation will either thank us for taking the necessary, logical action, or lament us for not being radical enough.

Up pops a box with your state senator's name and office phone number and a short suggested script: you are instructed to say you are a constituent, and either thank the senator for supporting gay marriage, or urge support for the bill.

When you give a child a compliment, she'll probably answer with either "thank you," or "I know".

Working with Jane Hamsher's FireDogLake, documentary filmmaker and activist Robert Greenwald recorded a series of 11 videos asking the residents of individual states to call their representatives and either thank them for opposing the supplemental or urge them to oppose it.

When the recipient redeems their gift, they're given the option of either thanking the original sender with a gift of their own or paying it forward and gifting a beverage to another friend.

And they're not in our new up-to-date production either, thank goodness".

The Tappan Zee Bridge is now the Governor Malcolm Wilson Tappan Zee Bridge, though no one calls it that, either, thank God. (Wilson was one of Governor Nelson Rockefeller's coat holders and was lieutenant governor when Rocky, soon to become President Ford's Vice-President, resigned; like Ford, Wilson was defeated when he ran for the top spot on his own).