Sentence examples for had either made from inspiring English sources

Of those, he considered 7percentt actively engaged; that group had either made contact with an official on line or expressed an opinion.

The judge handling the case suspected that Quinn had either made up or embellished the sex charge, and the county's top prosecutor seemed personally reluctant to pursue it.

Sergeant Stevenson said he figured that the Department of Defense had either made a terrible mistake or that someone had played a prank.

and all the major cable and satellite TV companies, had either made investments or formed partnerships with both Replay and TiVo.

Most of those polled said that, in general, his policies had either made the country safer from terrorism (32percentt) or not made much of a difference either way (43 percent).

In 1834, the United States Government intended to present a set of then-current US coins to four Asian rulers the US had either made agreements with or else hoped to treat with.

Usually woodworkers use a "push stick" -- one they have either made themselves or bought commercially.

Every show I've done has either made midseason or given some kind of trouble before it happened.

That might suit Brexiters, many of whom have either made their money, or keep their money, or live, offshore.

"You've either made a deal with the devil," Martin tells him, "or you've got an angel on your shoulder".

With her series of slips since then, Kwan has either made a mistake or is pacing herself for a big finish in Salt Lake City.