Sentence examples for anyway captured from inspiring English sources

Most tax relief is anyway "captured by the industry".

Individual users of the Internet can be coerced or, anyway, captured.

So anyway, someone captured my heart recently like a thief in the night and squeezed all the juice out till it ran dry and I was thinking that a great way to fill up this huge black void I've been left with would be to fuck everyone on Tinder.

So anyway, someone captured my heart recently like a thief in the night and squeezed all the juice out till it ran dry, and I was thinking that a great way to fill up this huge black void I've been left with would be to fuck everyone on Tinder.

Users are asking for an easier way to do it," Krane says noting that pictures taken from high up in the stands from camera phones are no good anyway at capturing in-game action.

And the best car – the Aston Martin DB5 with smokescreen, oil slick, front-wing machine guns and passenger ejector seat, all of which Bond employs against carfuls of henchmen in pursuit … to no avail, because he ends up totalling it and getting captured anyway.

"So anyway, suddenly they get captured by them and told that they have to remove their cutie marks and get equal signs.

For most visitors, their phones are only cameras up here anyway, used to capture memories.

But I like the theory anyway, because it captures what is often the semantic intent of "No, totally" with uncanny precision: I understand, and I am fully in accord.

But those prices are rising anyway; better to capture the revenue and use it, all while improving behaviour.It's hard to take any fiscal hawk seriously so long as this measure isn't on the table.

Security cameras never have anything interesting to capture anyway.