Sentence examples for either you could from inspiring English sources

If you saw something symmetrical, it was likely to be the face of an animal, and either you could eat it or it could eat you.

If your comforter is too big for either, you could ruin your washer and dryer or the comforter.

Videos aren't length-limited, either; you could record the entire school musical on, say, a 16-gigabyte memory card.

Mr. Thompson did not shield himself from the cameras, either: "You could see a person who had been a supporting actor becoming a lead actor in an Academy Award-winning film," Mr. Noble said.

Either you could undergo a psychological readjustment that would fix you or, because you can't force that on people, you could go and live in a community that was something like the size of Arizona, behind walls that were thirty feet high, filled with people like you who had refused the operation.

Either you could take the long road trip through Gloucester or chance - and chance was the operative word - the ferry service that ran between Aust on the English bank and Beachley in Wales.

"Either way, you couldn't get much lower".

It was never something either of you could truly avow.

Either way, you could also make a point to plan to visit the friend whose wedding you don't attend.

Either way, you could hear it loud and clear as news of the conviction of the principal airline plotters hit the airwaves on Monday.

In either case, you could sabotage your product's success by short-circuiting the development process.