Sentence examples for either travelling from inspiring English sources

All those hills mean I'm either travelling quite fast or very slow.

Around 20 million people take the 35-minute journey between the UK and France each year, either travelling by train or in vehicles loaded on to the Eurotunnel shuttle.

J. Edgar Hoover thought Algren so important that he himself wrote a letter to the director of the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research in 1966 telling him that Algren was either travelling abroad or planning to do so.

We spend 300 nights of the year out of our own house, either travelling the world or in hotels preparing for games in England so I think there are times when you do need to have a rest.

"People who might once have been able to get a job locally are now either travelling for a very long time at a high cost or, when they do the calculation on transport cost and [commute] time, they're [ending up] not working," says the report's author, Paul Hunter.

For common citizens either travelling through the FGC or just spending time in outside areas, other risks might be more salient than the risk of a vehicle-borne attack against the government complex.

Several had either travelled abroad to fight with extremists or had been prevented from doing so.

Last week, foreign minister Julie Bishop announced that around 40 Australian women had either travelled to or were supporting Isis.

Depending on your destination, you can either travel by day or by overnight couchette, with time for a bite in Paris or Brussels on the way.

Women there must either travel to a public clinic or a hospital in Brooklyn for the test, or rely upon private services.

They use passports stolen in Thailand but also in countries such as Spain, France and Belgium, add new photographs, data pages and signatures, and sell to customers who either travel to Thailand to buy the documents or send couriers.