Sentence examples for had either seen from inspiring English sources

During the police manhunt that followed, detectives found three people who said they believed they had either seen Mrs. Durst, or spoken to her by phone, after she returned to Manhattan from Westchester.

People would join the march here and there, and by the time the Land's End group moved past Cornwall, "nearly 15,000 men and women had either seen them rally, or walked with them".

The fourth May-June, 2000, grand jury received 42 exhibits into evidence and heard testimony from 24 witnesses -- a number which included every individual who had either seen or heard a portion of the incident.

Surveys held in Fort Drum in 2008, for example, found that more than 40 percent of the soldiers had either seen wildlife products bought or had bought them themselves.

During the investigation the police had to interview thirty-eight eyewitnesses, all of whom had either seen or heard Kitty sometime during the almost thirty minutes it took the twenty-nine-year-old Winston Moseley to commit his random act of cruelty.

Of 50 people surveyed across Dayton, 48 told The Huffington Post they had either seen or heard the tape of Romney describing nearly half of Americans as government-dependent "victims" who will vote for Obama because they "believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it".

Chances are you've either seen it or have been in it.

Most English men over 40 have either seen – or been in – a school production of this play.

So overachievers and the handicapped should die young because they have either seen it all or are physically weary?

William Meehan, chief market analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald, said "a lot of speculators have either seen the light or run out of cash".

Six months on, a damning 59% of parents say they have either seen a decline or no improvement in government support.