Sentence examples for either uses from inspiring English sources

Tom Ford being a fashion label, the proposition is that one either uses MDMA or wears an expensive black tuxedo.

He is, then, a man who does the manly thing; he runs around with guns and either uses them or threatens to use them.

The lender either uses money from the mortgage escrow account, or if that isn't sufficient, advances the money and gets reimbursed when the house is sold.

It either uses the stone as an anvil by lying on its back and hitting the shell against the stone on its chest, or as a hammer by smashing the stone against abalone to break them free from rocks.

ACLU lawyers argued before the court that the requirement that he either uses female facilities contrary to his gender identity or the segregated restrooms was a violation of Title IX of the education amendments of 1972 that prohibits discrimination on grounds of sex.

The agency, Britain's Competition Commission, said a takeover by either of the rivals would make it more difficult for other exchanges to compete with the London Stock Exchange in trading British equities because both potential bidders own or control clearing services that the London exchange either uses or would use.

Now they either used the word "horsing around" or "horseplay".

"You can either use a generator or solar power".

Everyone would use the cards, since they either "use it or lose it".

Only a quarter of these are actually either using or planning to use them in learning.

Chip pans are either used less or less recklessly.