Sentence examples for anyway, next from inspiring English sources

Anyway, next time a piece of art is up for grabs, I'll stop being a coward and buy a ticket.

"And, anyway, next thing I know I have a kid with a woman I don't know, but that's really when I became a songwriter".

"But I am bored," she said, "so fucking bored," trying on the word for effect, the effect nil. "Anyway, next summer I won't be here, that's for sure.

He didn't have a reservation, but he got a table anyway, next to a booth full of more friends, including a man who was reputed to have invented the bong.

Anyway, next up to collect an award was The Times's Danny Finkelstein who couldn't resist the opportunity of saying: "I hope I keep this for more than 10 minutes".

And herein lies the rub, or one of them anyway: Next door to Rick's is a gasoline station and car wash owned by the former Washington governor Al Rosellini, 93, a highly regarded Democratic elder statesman who is a mentor to Ms. Nicastro and other council members and an aggressive fund-raiser for them -- as well as a friend of Mr. Colacurcio's.

Anyways, next time you blow a rail of crystal, slap on some Tecca Nina, you'll thank me later.

Tax changes aside, fiscal policy will in effect tighten substantially anyway next year, with the end of the two-year stimulus programme and continued belt-tightening at the state and local-government levels.

Mr. Bloomberg's somewhat cryptic suggestion that he might reduce the transit subsidy came at a time when many transit experts say that a bus and subway fare increase is inevitable anyway next year.

Apolo Anton Ohno, America's most decorated Winter Olympic athlete, may have retired from short track speed skating, but he'll be at the Winter Olympics anyway next year.

Anyway, next week we might go back to Hull to see if it's still a pile of fucking garbage!