Sentence examples for have either lost from inspiring English sources

They have either lost their souls, or never had one at all.

Migrants have either lost their jobs or taken jobs with lower pay.

"The homeless are people who have either lost everything or have given up on everything," he continued.

Many older women having IVF babies have either lost a child tragically or have yearned for decades to have one.

Several million have either lost their homes to foreclosure during the recession or are in imminent danger of losing them.

In fact, in the calendar years since 2008 they have either lost money or failed to beat the market.

In the three games where we've been above our target for acceptable turnovers, we've either lost or drawn.

He had been leaving a motel, and had either lost his keys or locked them in his truck, the police said.

Most of the major studios had either lost or destroyed cans of silent films to make way for sound, thinking that it was history and so obsolete.

"We have the kids doing anything and everything wild and crazy," warned Godfrey, who has either lost or forgotten his last name.

It looks a lot like he has either lost his focus or is no longer completely in love with the game.