Sentence examples for who would either from inspiring English sources

He was listed with various other people who belonged to a group who would either be homosexual or paedophile".

Rutgers pushed the ball inside to Vaughn, who would either turn around for a short shot or find Zurich, who was usually open outside.

There are currently 1,299 QPPVs in the UK who would either have to leave the UK or lose their role.

Mr. Blyden and Ms. Haney, who both died years ago, reported seeing apparitions in Colonial dress who would either vanish through walls or dissolve before their eyes.

But the proposal says the developer — who would either buy or lease the land from the city — could use some of the land in a way that supports the maritime business.

Under the 311 system, a caller would get a live person who would either answer a question outright or stay on the line as the caller was transferred to the appropriate agency and the issue settled.

Photograph: Eamonn McCabe A couple of years ago, when Herbie Hancock was coming to Britain to tour, I called some musicians who'd either worked with him or been inspired by him (who hasn't?) for a Guardian story on how huge his influence has been.

EC: I talked with more than three dozen people about these parties and more since that excerpt was published — people who'd either gone and felt they couldn't escape or else risk access to the powerful people there, and people who were shut out of them.

I finally got respect from kids who'd either ignored me or flat-out talked shit about me.

After talking to a handful of fellow journalists, who'd either visited the town or lived there during the war, it quickly became apparent that none of them had been back since leaving all those years ago.

It was not clear who would fill either position.