Sentence examples for either to serve from inspiring English sources

Next morning he drove himself back to Bournemouth in his battered Ford Cortina to play doubles, but soon he would have to choose either to serve his nation at rugby or to serve and volley for his own personal gain, now that tennis was putting money in players' wallets.

Areas MT/MST and STS in the posterior part of the temporal lobe responded either to serve and to non-serve stimuli, relative to static controls.

Until recently, phospholipids and their derivatives were considered 'neutral' in that they were thought either to serve a simple structural role in cell membrane organisation or to provide energy for beta oxidation, glycolysis and other metabolic processes.

The Russians, who told the Ukrainians they should defect either to serve "the people of Crimea" or better still the Russian army, have now left.

But the Lakers need Bynum, either to serve as a franchise cornerstone, or to be used as the main chip in a trade for Howard, the Orlando Magic center, who is asking to be traded.

Human rights organisation Liberty was concerned by the amendments made to the Extradition Act 2003, particularly the ability to allow the secretary of state to give an undertaking when seeking a person's extradition to return that person to any country, either to serve a sentence of imprisonment imposed in the UK or after having served that sentence.

Proposals to establish a national unity government are stymied by the refusal of either faction to serve as junior partner.

It's a beautiful quote, except for the fact that 58,000 American soldiers lost their lives because they either chose to serve their country or lacked the connections to avoid service.

On Monday, India announced that in November it had ratified a treaty with Italy, which was agreed upon before the shooting incident occurred, that allows citizens convicted of crimes in either country to serve their prison sentences in their home country.

There are a few big projects that need to happen to secure our financial stability such as continued oil and gas exploration and a gas line for either export or to serve Alaskans.

At times, I was embarrassed by both their behavior and considered if either was fit to serve as president.