Sentence examples similar to either wording from inspiring English sources

The Hebrew word "dibbur" can mean either "word" or "deed".

Before I could utter either word, the dogs were turning.

One clause criminalises "attacks" against "the sacred" without defining either word.

Unfortunately, America does not apply either word to the taking in of food.

Either word of all this hadn't reached Kas yet or Commissioner Ahmed refused to play along.

Draft a custom message to fit within the width of your ribbon using either word-processing or graphics-editing software.

To use the tattoo database, detectives can enter either words or images they believe may be in the tattoo.

"We get our people from either word of mouth from our present employees or we just put a 'help-wanted' sign in the window," Paglusi said.

This summer, Pope Benedict XVI's most senior official, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, issued a decree stripping the university of the right to use either word in its title.

You won't find either word in your dictionary, but look up "testudo" or "testudinata" and you will catch his intention).

As an extra precaution I'm looking for hatches to batten down but am having some problems because I don't know what either word means.