Sentence examples for anyway back in from inspiring English sources

Anyway, back in 2006, who cared what I thought?

Anyway, back in France... Aurelian Rougerie has sprinted won the left wing, he's open and about to cross the try-line when Bergamasco thumps him with a fine cover tackle, rolling Rougerie over on to his back and holding the ball up.

That includes a record-setting $1.268b in June alone, which is 19% higher than in June of 2017 and 3% higher (sans inflation than the previous-best June back in 2013. Pundits spent much of last summer decrying lower-than-hoped-for domestic revenues. This year, the theatrical industry is (for the first half of the season anyway) back in business.

It's less violent than it used to be anyway, back in the day it used to get really bad, but now it's good now, girls and guys.

Properly speaking, of course -- for a couple of decades, anyway, back in the 1960s and '70s -- he was his American equivalent, a well-known media figure here and the man who came as close as anyone ever would to getting Richard Nixon to explain himself.

Anyway, back in Newfoundland and Labrador where flipping off the federal Conservatives is basically a national pastime there's a movement stirring to leverage one of the province's most "barbaric cultural practices" into a celebration of the democratic right to vote with a covered face.

Anyway, back to the subject in hand.

Anyway, back to the desk, in short, I love it.

Which sounds a lot like those scenes in movies where someone casts a spell and the person it was cast upon ends up falling in love with the first person they see -- like that Sandra Bullock comedy Love Potion Number 9. Anyway, back to the research: in a nutshell, they developed a spray, tested it, and the results were mixed.

Anyway, back to that hotel room in Venice: By the time young Rae came home, I had the column half written -- the best one of my life, as it turns out.

That was the speculation in mid-June anyway, back when the A's were 11 games out of a wild card spot.