Sentence examples for would either make from inspiring English sources

"I knew they would either make me fight or take me to prison.

Increasingly, they are being cornered into taking stances that would either make them betray Islam or betray their nation".

Increasingly they are being cornered into taking stances that would either make them betray Islam or betray their nation.

Legal experts said the law firm's advice would either make a case against Mr. Lewis and the bank, or weaken it.

All this has been a pleasant surprise: when they were introduced or expanded, critics feared they would either make the poor dependent on hand-outs or cost far too much.

After they learned the news earlier this month, they sent DVDs of the six episodes to TV critics, hoping that some praise in print for "12 Miles" would either make HBO reconsider or prompt another network to pick up the series (they are reportedly shopping it around).

They'd go quiet for a while, do some negotiation, and then they'd either make a big deal about the purchase or just pretend the whole thing never happened.

He read lame jokes he'd either made up or had just printed out from a child's website as his shtick.

Instead, buyers would either have to make a more direct examination of the securities before purchasing them or make sure the rater they use is truly up to the task.

For this kind of system to be sustainable, a society would either have to make more rich ladies or fewer pillows.

It seems likely that in order to group people onto an artificially created territory one would either have to make it utopian to be attractive or risk encouraging other states to coerce refugees to go there.