Sentence examples for either trick from inspiring English sources

Donny crashes the wedding weekend in an effort to reconnect with Todd -- then either trick or convince Todd to appear on television.

They predict that the most popular ways criminals will attack is by phishing and other techniques that will either trick users into revealing information or install malicious programs on the user's computer.

The targets can then be either tricked into downloading an espionage worm's rootkit or bribed to install it directly from a USB stick.

Despite their innocuous-sounding titles, the apps actually contained malicious code that either tricked users into paying for expensive bogus services or took over victims' phones to click porn ads, among other things.

It's either a trick of the light (and there's not much light in space), the result of each part of a large ship coming out of hyperspace separately, or the Empire has developed some kind of cloaking device for its major ships.

It is now pretty much surely your word, however, some word searches (either to trick, or by circumstance) about 4 of the starting letters of your word, but not the rest.

Some males "either get tricked more thoroughly or are more desperate," says Phillips.

Importers and brands who bought faulty devices either were tricked, did not bother to check, directly asked factories to cut corners, or simply told factories to "do what they need to do to deliver".

During an ollie, the player may change the position of the analog stick and press one of two buttons to perform either a flip trick (such as an impossible or kickflip) or a grab trick (such as a benihana or nosegrab).

Fighting may not do the trick either.

Mr. Adamick is either playing a trick on me, or I've been working too hard.