Sentence examples for move to either from inspiring English sources

It has been before him since then with no new move to either dismiss it or take it to trial.

In 2004, though, Mr. Roeding grew restless and wanted to move to either Silicon Valley or Shanghai, where the markets for mobile media were emerging.

But the aim, says Ms Sohoni, is not to make them move to either location, but to promote new businesses where they are born.

Samir Nasri, meanwhile, could still to move to either Manchester United or Manchester City this week, despite returning to training for Arsenal on Thursday.

Chosen stations were to move to either 640 or 1240 KHz, continually alternating so as to avoid enemy direction finding equipment capable of locking into US locations by using radio stations as beacons.

Since most of the team members have graduated, the startup plans to leave Ithaca and move to either New York or Boston, closer to the customer base it hopes to attract.

When he moved to either place, the alleged conspirators' mobile phones were registered as having locked on to nearby mobile masts.

The effect works as long as the device is placed directly in front of the eyes, but disappears as soon as the viewer moves to either side.

During most of the 20th century, the small and conservative visual art world was dominated by the landscape tradition, and ambitious artists moved to either Dublin or London.

This is generally attributed to capillary binding: a particle at the interface is trapped in a capillary barrier with a substantial energy cost of moving to either side of the liquid interface7.

Everyone is moving to either L.A. or Nashville as creative centers.