Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• It is critical EITHER to RUN or to FLY. It is critical to EITHER RUN or FLY. (This came up as I was reading through MGMAT's Guide 8, Pg 216.
• Care should be taken to avoid ambiguity when using either to mean both or each, as in the following sentence: a ship could be moored on either side of the ...
• But if the action is different in regard to the things compared, the “either” has to come before the verb: “He wanted either to build a casino or remodel a convent.
• I would like either to be a millionaire or to be a millionaire. Smile Hobson's choice for me. Smile I don't want neither to be a loser nor to be a ...

• They can be made ahead, and they take well to either buffet or plated service. And you probably didn't worry over a color wheel for hours when you decorated ...
• give it to either of them → dáselo a cualquiera de los dos either of us ... I have never been to either Paris or Rome → no he estado nunca ni en París ni en Roma
• Nov 21, 2014 ... Nets likely to either trade or dump Andrei Kirilenko. By Tim Bontemps · View author archive; email the author; follow on twitter · Get author RSS ...
• It is critical to EITHER RUN or FLY. (This came up as I was reading through MGMAT's Guide 8, Pg 216. It's not a direct question from the book, ...