Sentence examples for much of either from inspiring English sources

There's not much of either out here.

You won't receive much of either here.

It's hard to feel much of either when there's a gun being held to your head.

In reality, not much of either White Bluffs or Hanford is still there.

I suspect you don't get much of either on Saturday Night Live.

Many in Kabul fear there may not be much of either left.

"I can work with imperfection and charm," but the dogs in competition didn't possess much of either for him.

It is a film of surfaces and cynicism, in which the romanticism of the more famous stories is almost entirely absent: not much of either love or friendship.

He doesn't have as much of either element as Lacroix does, but he does have Peca as his ace in the hole.

Like meringue mix and Outkast, symphonic pop requires a craftsman's balance; too much of either ingredient and you end up with a watery mess.

No one thinks much of either offense and there is a fear that the teams' defenses are strong enough to snuff the life out of the game.