Sentence examples for without either one from inspiring English sources
The phrase "without either one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation or choice that does not include two specific options or items. Example: "I can complete the project without either one of the suggested tools."
You're better off without either one".
Although our two children are both happy, love school and have found their own ways to enjoy life, a day does not go by without either one telling me sadly that they miss Daddy.
You can't go into the week without either one".
Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and a cigarette — after the races, you couldn't catch him without either one".
Still, even without either one, the Senate must pass this vital measure.
Together, they are like a hand in a glove; without either one, the promise of America — freedom, liberty and equal opportunity — is unachievable for too many citizens.
Without questioning either, one may still regard his music as toxic, whether it does its animalizing work at Nazi rallies, in school auditoriums, at rock concerts, in films, in the soundtracks that accompany commercials or in Avery Fisher Hall.
The UI is quite striking — a mix of iPod and Zune without infringing on either one.
I began tutoring with no formal teaching qualification, just a respectable degree from one of the world's top universities and a knack for working with a child without leaving either one of us in shreds.
Our interest lies in these contradictions and oppositions and how they can be or are ultimately integrated without reducing either one or the other".
In 1975, their manager, Clifford Davis, decided he could form a better lineup than the one that already existed, one without either John Macc" McVie or Mick "Fleetwood" Fleetwood.
