Sentence examples for made either at from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Nigh and Mr. Burr said here today that none of these statements were made either at trial or in Mr. McVeigh's appeals.

Most of the payments they are accused of taking were made either at the station house or while they sat in patrol cars, the investigators said.

In New York he could see practically every film that was ever made, either at the commercial cinema or at the Museum of Modern Art.

"If half of these transactions were made either at a free ATM or at a retailer that provides cash out, collectively we'd save around $274m per year," Tindall said.

The risk assessment can be made either at the vehicle, the roadside unit, or the VRU device.

Table 5 Manual analysis of revision logs (adapted from Stevenson et al. 2006) Dimensions Working definition Location Indicating the place in the text where the change was made, either at the point of inscription or previous text.

The UKCAT cognitive test scores provided a standardised and objective tool that all schools could use to assist decision making, either at the invitation to interview stage, or at the offer stage, or both.

The 24-year-old Australian looks certain to be named as Mark Webber's replacement at Red Bull next season, with an announcement likely to be made either this weekend or at next week's Italian Grand Prix at Monza.

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But whatever the playwright's intention, it certainly isn't made clear, either at this point or ever, by this production, which is given no discernible direction by the nominal director, Peter Dobbins.

And with China and the US seeking changes of leadership over the next 12 months, many observers are not expecting much progress to be made either in Bonn or at the annual end-of-year UN climate summit, to be hosted by Qatar.