Sentence examples for either to do from inspiring English sources

The secret to avoiding Schopenhauerian ennui, Setiya argues, is either to do things that are complete and atelic or to find ways of engaging with your projects atelically.

Beginning at least in the early 19th century, England defined conspiracy as a combination "either to do an unlawful act or a lawful act by unlawful means".

If you've decided you want to buy make-up, face cream or any other beauty product, it's all about priorities - if an Armani face powder feels too expensive then your options are either to do without, buy a cheaper one or buy the Armani and skimp elsewhere (I mean mascara, rather than, say, food or nappies for your newborn).

As an editor, she did plenty, including "Welsh stuff" and getting that "Neo" lad who does everything in capital letters (I dunno either) to do a column called "Pub Notes", which is quite funny and good.

Before that time, the routinely recommended treatment for TMJ ID was either to do nothing or to remove the disc.

For the systematic reviews and TARs, the reasons were either to do with drug licensing (NICE often requests TARs anticipating drug licensing, to inform future guidance; if subsequently the drug is not licensed, there is no need for a review, and NICE will cancel its request consequently there will be no publication).

And what have either got to do with T-shirts?

You've either got to do these things properly or not do them at all.

"I'd always either want to do something perfectly or not do it at all".

"You either agree to do it together or you don't," she says firmly.

You either have to do what they say or get off".