Sentence examples for although whatever from inspiring English sources
Although whatever teeth it had have mostly been pulled, "Hancock" makes for one unexpectedly satisfying and kinky addition to Hollywood's superhero chronicles.
Although whatever it is that's about to happen at Manchester United – disaster, triumph, glory, nervous collapse – should be fun to watch.
Efforts led by a local historian persuaded the developers to spare the fort area, although whatever remains of its north wall are now be beneath a road.
"Although whatever Jalili did was what the supreme leader wanted, the average Iranian is not satisfied with the consequences of the severe sanctions.
Although whatever passes between Tho and Duyen is not shown, her desperate 3 a.m. call to Cam while on the road indicates that she was traumatized by the intensity of her sexual awakening at his hands.
He was quick to say Sunday night that he still had limitations and that there were things to work on, although whatever shortcomings he and the Broncos still possess are subtle at best.
Although maybe whatever the Trump Doctrine is, it's supposed to be vague, since, as Trump himself put it in his speech, "we must as a nation be more unpredictable".
An institution that goes right on, although unnoticed by whatever onlookers there are, is the stake-boat man.
The New Yorker, May 30 , 1942P. 39 An institution that goes right on, although unnoticed by whatever onlookers there are, is the stake-boat man.
By David Lardner The New Yorker, May 30 , 1942P. 39 An institution that goes right on, although unnoticed by whatever onlookers there are, is the stake-boat man.
