Sentence examples for anyway being that from inspiring English sources

"I guess it's just all water under the bridge at this point anyway, being that we're going to stake a new claim," Hartzell told his fifteen-year-old son.

We regret to inform you that we just rented out our last apartment and it wouldn't have suited you anyway, being that it's a 2.25-room apartment in Eastern Tel-Aviv, which is where all the college kids hang out and make noise all the time.

While not exactly a wily veteran, I have been doing the doctor thing long enough to know just how much weight this essay carries, but I thought it would be worth my while, anyway, being that I am a "fan" of academic medicine and want to see it succeed going forward.

Her point, anyway, is that "I was sheltered.

Their reasoning — McCaskill's, anyway — is that there isn't anything else labelled "Harry S. Truman" in Washington.

The theory, anyway, is that each cluster of birds will have its own taste.

The answer, for most of us anyway, is that we turn to Google.

What we're saying – what I'm saying, anyway – is that it's OK to be weird.

Anyway, is that what I'm trying to do with this second-baby nonsense?

Most shocking news of recent days, to me anyway, was that Marcel Marceau had died.

The problem for Collins — one of them, anyway — is that Las Vegas is not exactly flush with top-level talent.