Sentence examples for had either gone from inspiring English sources
By around 4am most passengers had either gone to their cabins or drunk themselves unconscious.
He said many of the early players had either gone out of business "or are just limping around".
He said that some of the commercial loan originators the bank had worked with had either gone out of business or were making fewer loans.
"What am I going to do with the other 60 years of my life?" He added that most of his predecessors had either gone into government or died on the job.
But on Wednesday, he was running 20 minutes late, and he said he thought some children had given up waiting for him and had either gone home or asked a parent for a ride.
Until last year, most electronic waste, from products like television sets and computers, had either gone directly into landfills or been shipped to Asian countries, including China, India and Pakistan, for recycling.
(Zenebwork 2000; Yigremew 1997) also noted that women failed to get justice in times of divorce and hence they had either go back to their relatives or run away to other places to look for means of survival.
Their inhabitants have either gone west, or are jobless, poor and glued to the television.
I have seen far worse incidents that have either gone unpunished or resulted in incorrect decisions.
Smaller companies have either gone bankrupt or been absorbed by larger ones.
