Sentence examples for anyhow at from inspiring English sources

Anyhow, at this event, Mark pointedly noted that I have never mentioned his 5 Live Friday afternoon show – Kermode and Mayo's Film Review – in this column.

Anyhow, at the Sonys, a BBC person told me that Vine turns up every day at nine in the morning to prepare for his programme (which goes out at midday), which made me think I should stop being so snobby and give it a proper listen.

Generally, the best inhibitors were the simple derivative 5-amino-1,3,4-thiadiazole-2-thiol and its N-acetylated derivative, which were anyhow at least two orders of magnitude less effective inhibitors when compared to the corresponding sulfonamides, acetazolamide, and its deacetylated derivative.

And anyhow, at one cent each for a very good condition previously owned copy of my book on Amazon I will hardly be getting rich on sales any time soon.

Anyhow, at some point you were telling us about the locally-sourced eggs, chef-made sausage and then your lips kept moving while I began to think: four more "Mad Men" episodes.

(VI, B) In elderly diabetics treated with ACE-inhibitors or sartans, kidney function and serum K should be tested within 1 2 weeks of the treatment start, whenever the dosage is increased and, anyhow, at least once a year.

Anyhow, as I glanced around at the peaks glittering in the sun, I had one of those sublime travel moments that come along all too infrequently.

Anyhow, as to the legend at hand, it is one of those odd ones where we're confirming a negative, so the legend is... STATUS: True.

Anyhoo (nobody says "anyhow" anymoo), at Rice University the blended compound adultalescence has for the past few years been defined as "the state of moving back in with one's parents after college graduation".

There was an interesting article in the Racing Post this morning suggesting his pedigree might not have enough stamina in it, we'll have to see, but I think he has enough stamina anyhow and at the moment he's going for the Gold Cup.

At this exact spot, the subsidiary A344 branches off to the right -- capturing Stonehenge in a fork of highways -- and motorists slow anyhow to gape at a site people have been looking at in one form or another for at least 4,300 years.