Sentence examples for either wears from inspiring English sources

It's not what one expects in a major Asian city, which either wears a patina of its premodern past (Delhi, Beijing) or carries the clear impress of its founders (Mumbai, Hong Kong).

"But it's either wearing it, or melting away".

You either wear hair or a hat, not both".

Many either wear sunglasses or project the aura of people wearing sunglasses.

"I either wear incredibly expensive designer clothes or I wear M&S, accessorised brutally," she said.

"When you do anything too long, you either wear it out or lose interest.

Women may either wear floor length dresses/gowns or formal floor length evening separates".

"Either wear a heel or don't wear a heel, O.K.? I really despise those wedge trainers, too".

People were either worn out from expelling sand, or their bodies had found other ways to adapt.

Simons's slabs of colour were either worn together – orange with pink for example – or with black.

The corpses are displayed either wearing their normal clothes in niches along labyrinthine corridors, or stacked in glass coffins.