Sentence examples for taken either from inspiring English sources

To have taken either course would hardly have been gentlemanly.

Skull could be taken either powdered or in the more refined form of a liquid distillation.

A well-fitting tailored blazer, on the other hand, can be taken either way.

They are taken either every day, or only for certain weeks each month.

It's a Tarsus speciality, taken either plain or spicy – or not at all if you're me.

The agency could have pressed the case and taken either Toyota or Honda to court.

Following her parents' early separation, Nicolson lived in Florence for four years, holidays in England taken either at Sissinghurst Castle, or being shunted around "like a parcel".

Their plight has been scarcely reported and no action has been taken either by the Iraqi state or internationally to support and protect them.

The new pill could also potentially be used as a regular contraceptive, being taken either monthly or only when a period is late.

Russell's better-preserved painting of the moon is astonishing and looks exactly, on first view, like a photograph taken either from space or with a powerful, modern telescope.

As a result, it could've been taken either way, but at the end of the day it turned into a date.