Sentence examples for either to catch from inspiring English sources

So, the trick is either to catch the meat before the muscle cells burst, or leave it in the oven for ages until everything reaches an unctuous softness.

The disruption left many people at Cardiff Central railway station waiting either to catch a train themselves or meet loved ones caught up in the delays.

Even though I would, and have run in heels, either to catch a bus or to get away from a bad situation, my running ability is much lower than in flat shoes and the likelihood of a twisted ankle or tripping and falling flat on my face much higher.

Indeed, every conceivable skill and accomplishment in the animal kingdom is deployed by some animal somewhere, either to catch – or to escape.

While working with dermatologists to develop the instrument, however, Dagdeviren found that it could be put to a more significant use: screening for skin cancer, either to catch it earlier or to help patients avoid unnecessary biopsies.

After the final walk at the Marc Jacobs show Thursday night, many in the fashion set bolted home, either to catch up on sleep or to pack for London Fashion Week.

I'm either going to catch the football or we're going to get the interference call".

Others have PC banking via a proprietary private network service, and the rest are either scrambling to catch up or just plain wary of the net.

Thus in addition to the trajectory corresponding to crossing from either side to catch a City train, pedestrians at Coorparoo also transgressed on their way out of the middle island after disembarking a train.

Agencies that are not committed to understanding the marketplace are often left in the dust because they are either struggling to catch up or playing the wait-and-see game before they invest time and energy in an emerging trend instead of leading.

The mother of three joked that her husband was either attempting to catch her or push her out.