Sentence examples for had either done from inspiring English sources

From Emily's point of view, Rachel had either done away with cousin Ambrose or she hadn't.

"Now most of us have either done it, are gathering information about it or trying to get the treatment regimens stable enough to get pregnant".

Faced with what he characterized as "liquidity issues," he said: "I could have either done a rushed private stock sale or borrowed money from friends".

If the interview ever took place, Wong has either done a bad job covering his tracks or some of these details have been made up.

Have either done that with famous family members of the other persuasion?

Sleeping is obvious, but here are 10 more things that I have either done in hotels or have fantasized about doing, and still might do. 1. Eat.

So I presume that they've either done it or they've not done it and not told me".

To date, the microsporidia examined have either done away with introns and splicing machinery entirely, or retain very few of each.

If they don't have either, don't eat the bread and just eat the veggies and/or low-fat meat.

In academia, there is this common statement: New ideas have either been done before, or they're wrong, or both.

These are the actions that have either been done or are being suggested by so many of our leaders.