Sentence examples for anyway a bit from inspiring English sources

Edwards added: "But anyway, a bit of me thinks that he is perfect for ITV … him and that Tom Bradbury … they are a match made in heaven".

And the latest official figures suggest that drinking is already tapering off anyway: a bit less was imbibed in 2008 than before and sales of alcopops, the downfall of many a teenage girl, had slipped.

We were going to get more open government data – this is happening anyway – a bit more broadband rollout and a Number 10 iphone app for £1.19.

Although some producers feel the terms to be a vague netherworld anyway, a bit of residual sugar makes the wine more aromatically intense and adds to the weight of the wine as it balances with the acidity and the stony minerality.

Anyway, a bit of cold never hurt anybody.

Politically engaged fiction, in this country anyway, is a bit of a rare bird these days.

The chances are you probably know a fair bit about your chosen band anyway, but a bit of extra research won't hurt.

There's no need to make time or information available to anxious investors; your own money doesn't take flight at short notice; and when you have billions anyway, shrinking a bit won't rob you of future opportunities to make good money.

Anyway, she is a bit chunky.

Anyway, it takes a bit of hiking to find the right one.

It's not actually much cheaper in duty free anyway – it's a bit of a scam on travellers.