Sentence examples for either troupe from inspiring English sources

Each company has a shortage of first-rate ballerinas (though no shortage of virtuoso female technique): it's easy with either troupe to see performances of great 19th-century or 20th-century ballets in which the main letdown is the stylistically or artistically unfulfilled performance of this or that ballerina.

Neither the denied visas -- the reason given was concern that the performers would outstay their visas -- nor the tensions between the United States and Iran were enough to discourage either the Iranian troupe, or the festival from putting on the first performance in the United States of "Ta'ziyeh".

And the group has always depended heavily on volunteers, either performers familiar with the troupe's work or people trained more or less on the spot.

The guy who took this Do just sent us this Lynchian audition tape for either a sub-par comedy troupe or a super-par fast-food commercial trio.

But then it wasn't the troupe's worst move, either.

Beyond cats, dogs and birds, there are hedgehogs, mice, snails, spiders, caterpillars, weevils, aphids, stink bugs and of course mosquitoes — a biological troupe that either charms or irritates, gets eradicated or protected.

There a troupe is about to create either a new work or a new interpretation of a classic.

Cycling acts: again, a development of a circus act, consisting of either a solo or a troupe of trick cyclists.

There was no sign of either the Mermaids or the Manatees, dance troupes who often performed on the tops of the dugouts, and Routh mentioned that he'd heard that the Manatees — overweight men who had jiggled their ample bellies — had been discontinued.

This was either lucky or unlucky for the troupe, depending on your point of view, since Ms. Rosenthal often upstaged the professionals without ever seeming to try.

Nobody wants to see Laura Dern and Sam Neill inexplicably end up on either island again, with a convenient troupe of cute kids having spuriously come along for the ride?