Sentence examples for has either made from inspiring English sources

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

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.

In many cases, of course, the person being investigated has either made serious mistakes in their taxes or even violated the tax code, but the IRS also makes mistakes and creates real problems for people who have not done anything wrong.

Depending on your perspective, this knowledge vacuum has either made a strong case for how difficult it's become to defend any man accused of sexual assault (see: Atwood's witch trial analogy), or demonstrated a need for more transparency in future cases.

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

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

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

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

I'll have either made a right twat of myself or it will just be a relief that it's over".

Some of the most creative black British artists of recent years have either made great folk music or fused it with other genres.

Among the 60 developing countries where 94percentt of the child deaths occurred, 20 have either made no progress or have regressed, while 24 have cut death rates of children under 5 by at least 20percentt.