You can take either book.

You can take either road.

You can either go upstairs

You can either assign a variable,

Can you speak either Chinese or Russian?

You can either have wind or nuclear.

Either way works, and that's because you can multiply in either direction.

You can reach the park by either road.

So any problem you can solve either way.

You can either drink it or dump it.

You can either ignore it or you can help me to stop it.

And it can either be with you or through you.

You can have either of these, but not both.

You can park on either side of the street.

All you can say is either purple or green.

You can either profit by this or be destroyed.

And you're here because... Either of you can answer.

You can either just leave now or I can call the police.

You either!

Now, you can either come of your own accord or we can arrest you.

It means you can either drive yourself home or I can have you collected.

He can write with either hand.

There's nothing I can do, either

You can take either road to get to the park.

You can choose either ordinary milled rice or no rinse.

You can either snap your fingers, or click your tongue.

You can either come with us or leave with them.

And by the way, you can write multiplication, you know, either way.

You can either consume your money or you could invest your money.

You shouldn't either.

You can't either.

You won't either.

Not you either.

You can either ignore this feeling, and plow along. Or you can be honest about it.

He can speak either English or French.

Either it can vanish or it's fast.

Now you can either phone the president and explain to her

So you can either trust our medicine or theirs. Excuse me.

You can either take a risky loss so I'll flip a coin.

Either way, you lose.

Not you either, Blore.

Either way, you win.

Or for you, either.

And you shouldn't, either.

You didn't call, either.