Sentence examples for either to honor from inspiring English sources
The Astros asked a federal judge earlier this month to force Enron either to honor its contractual obligations to the team or forfeit the naming rights.
Mr. McBurney remembered Mr. Miller's saying, "In America I've always felt that people have either tried to honor it too much to the letter or there has been this heavy hand of naturalism on it, and nothing has been taken to the hilt".
This is either an effort to honor Jobs, who is one of its listed inventors, or to shield the patent's vulnerabilities under the aegis of the notorious Jobs charisma that was sometimes called his "reality distortion field," depending on whom you believe.
Either South Africa must get Mr. Mugabe to honor them, or it must withdraw its support for him.
In 2004, 243 teachers were disciplined and 67 teachers were warned for either not following policies or for instructing their students not to honor both symbols.
OP chose to honor the re-roll, and had to either deliver, or admit he or she had wasted everyone's very precious time.
For those wishing to honor Norma, the family requests that donations be made either to the New York Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association or the Martha Graham Center For Dance.
You had to honor the honor code.
"I'm here to honor their honor," Mr. Martin said.
