Sentence examples for you will either come from inspiring English sources

You will either come across as creepy or a poser.

Spend a lunchbreak in their Soho store and you'll either come out about a hundred quid lighter — but incrementally happier — or with a phone stuffed full of titles you want to hear desperately.

The art of reading a crowd is something that will either come to you naturally or you will need to develop over time.

Once you kill someone, your cover is blown, and they will either come back to kill you, or tell their team where you are, so get out of there before you are sniped or rushed by them.

It will either come from the army, the police, or the hired mercenaries.

(It will either come back to haunt him – or it will prove to be a remarkable legacy of foresight).

But they have already agreed on one thing: the deal will either come to fruition this week or collapse.

But they seem to find common ground on at least one thing: their power-sharing deal will either come to fruition this week or collapse.

But on Sunday they seemed to find common ground on at least one thing: their power-sharing deal will either come to fruition this week or collapse.

Ultimately, the Assembly will either come up with a compromise of its own to deliver to the Senate or it will use the Senate bill as "a framework for future discussions," Mr. Hefner said.

She added: "If the police do not take action the first time, then the woman will either come back with subsequent reports or not bother reporting at all when it happens the next time because she does not believe that the police are going to do anything".