Sentence examples for has either gone from inspiring English sources

The infrastructure has either gone or is totally clogged up".

The infrastructure has either gone or totally clogged up," he told the BBC.

He believes that there is strong local support for the army and that much of the enemy has either gone home or chosen not to fight.

Each night, he has either gone to the games or watched them on television, and then proceeded to watch the post-game coverage on ESPN.

Orphaned wells are those where the operator has either gone out of business or is insolvent, meaning the company that operated it is no longer responsible for it.

Let's say we discover that in the last 10 years, the stock has been incredibly predictable, and in any given year has either gone up or down within a very narrow band, say plus or minus 5percentt in value.

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.

By around 4am most passengers had either gone to their cabins or drunk themselves unconscious.

Smaller companies have either gone bankrupt or been absorbed by larger ones.

Companies like DigiCash, First Virtual Holdings and CyberCash have either gone bankrupt or undergone makeovers.