Sentence examples for said to either from inspiring English sources

But he told the jury that he couldn't remember precisely what he had said to either of us.

He has no plans, he said, to either sell the America Online operation or drop AOL from the company's name.

"I have to make plans," my father said, "to either sell or, if you're going to come in, then I would pass the reins to you".

The architectural structure is said to either represent the Temple of Jerusalem or the house in which the couple will create their home.

Its association with storms makes the storm petrel a bird of bad omen to mariners; they are said to either foretell or cause bad weather.

The rock formation known as Pots and Pans – a boulder with scooped out holes – is said to either be the product of weathering, or to have once been used to catch blood during Druidic human sacrifice.

But many were anticipating Mr. Erdogan's return to the country, due on Thursday, and what he might say to either calm or inflame the situation.

Whitney tells Rob she wants to leave, but he says to either be nice to his friends or he will hurt her.

Create a message that will say to either register or log in, then add code to accept input.

Take a pause before you say anything and think of the best thing to say to either end all of the attraction instantly or keep them as a friend.

For example, crime was said to be either preying & lurking, or infecting & plaguing the community.