Sentence examples for either the bush from inspiring English sources
Either the bush is confused, or I am.
THEY ARE DEFICIT DOVES Few economists would blame either the Bush administration or the Obama administration for running budget deficits during an economic downturn.
The Times did not seek comment on this assertion from either the Bush administration or the United Nations, which have previously denied that such pressure was exerted.
Noting that no terrorism suspect arrested on United States soil had been tried by a military commission under either the Bush or the Obama administration, Mr. Holder said hundreds of such defendants had instead been successfully prosecuted in civilian courts.
Unfortunately he leaked it to the press before consulting either the Bush administration or his other allies on its substance, or evidently his own foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, on the timing, thus causing maximum offence all round.
"I couldn't help but think that at some point Senator McCain's anger clouded his good political judgment," said Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster unaffiliated with either the Bush or McCain campaigns.
Either cover the bushes with tightly woven netting as the berries begin to ripen, or plant a great many, so you will get your share.
It's hard to think of another candidate in living memory certainly not Kerry or Gore or Clinton Billl or Hillary), let alone either of the Bushes or the almost-forgotten Dole who has inspired such slavish devotion.
It's hard to think of another candidate in living memory--certainly not Kerry or Gore or Clinton Billl or Hillary), let alone either of the Bushes or the almost-forgotten Dole--who has inspired such slavish devotion.
Using this evaluation, create a slogan for either the Bush-Cheney or the Kerry-Edwards ticket, and explain how it could be a winning slogan in the 2004 election.
"Every parent, however they might be living – either deep in the bush like in the Central African Republic, or deep in crisis like in the Sahel, or as refugees from Somalia pouring into the Dadaab refugee camp – the parents speak of the value of education.
