Sentence examples for had either moved from inspiring English sources

By the early '80s most had either moved into town or left the region.

By then, the other children had either moved off reservation or built new houses closer to town.

She found that it was impossible to locate anyone she had known - they had moved, the government offices they had worked in had either moved or disbanded.

Finally, many members of the once-active board had either moved away or retired after more than 20 years of service.

But by the late 19th century, by which time a huge proportion of the English population had either moved into the cities or emigrated, most land in England belonged to fewer than 10,000 families.

Asked to name a business that had agreed to move to Texas because of one of Mr. Perry's trips or was considering moving, she provided a spreadsheet that listed dozens of companies that had either moved or expanded to Texas since 2003 after outreach and assistance by TexasOne, the governor's office and economic development agencies.

Many of my junior doctor friends have either moved to Australia or left medicine altogether.

"I think that generation has either moved to Florida or passed on," he said.

Well, they have either moved on, died … I don't know.

"When you go away and live in Baltimore for five years, everyone you ever knew has either moved on or forgotten about you.

Giant corporate citizens like Lockheed, Rockwell International, Unocal and First Interstate Bank have either moved, been sold or broken up, and now Arco, a staunch city booster for years, is set to be sold.