Sentence examples for either working for from inspiring English sources
One pro-Dean delegate admitted that most ex-Deaniacs are now either working for or giving money to the Kerry campaign.
Of the BBC North workforce now based at MediaCity, about half were originally locally based – either working for the BBC in Manchester or living within reasonable travelling distance of MediaCity already.
In Astana's case, that means either working for Armstrong, the seven-time Tour champion and the cancer survivor whose fame transcends the sport, or for Contador, the powerful young Spaniard in his prime who has won each of cycling's three Grand Tours.
The Authority is the kind of faceless, unfriendly, uninteresting organisation that most of us somehow end up either working for, attending, cleaning, or managing, and Björn is the kind of irritating individual who will be familiar to anyone who has ever set foot inside a school, hospital, call centre, church, or indeed anywhere else where individuals gather together.
Your deepest thoughts and the resulting state of mind is either working for you and your dreams, or working against you.
"I think I would be either working for my dad... my dad owns a fertilizer chemical company and a peanut company down in South Georgia.
You either work for the government or you serve the people who work for the government.
They gave him an ultimatum – he could either work for their business or "pick his madness".
"Basically he told me, 'You either work for the military or you work for me,' " said Mr. Hinnant -- now, officially, Specialist Hinnant.
"The giggle factor was high in the beginning because people always assumed you either worked for yourself or you worked in an office," Mr. Neuberg said.
