Sentence examples similar to anyway changed from inspiring English sources

And what is a book anyway?Change is least likely in the physical medium of books.

Anyway, that changed everything.

He made some bad choices, and along the way he also lost his looks — or his hair, anyway — which changed him from a matinee idol into a character actor.

Anyway, ZenZui changed its name to Zumobi and the beta is coming on December 14th.

Her position in 2005 -- a bursting of a bubble wouldn't have a large effect, and the Fed shouldn't act anyway -- changed over time; last year she said that, based on "recent painful experience," policymakers should "lean against asset price bubbles...especially when a credit boom is the driving factor".

Anyway, she changed her tune when she saw the survey, and I wrote up my whole experience in the UK Daily Telegraph this week.

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives stopped selling French Fries in its cafeteria (which are from Belgium anyway) and changed their name to "Freedom Fries".

And anyway, to change an aircraft's direction Mr Roberts would have had to persuade it that he was the satellite navigation system.

"We tried to see if they were interested in freeing Alan Gross in exchange for things we wanted to do anyway"—mostly changes in provisions of the embargo—"but they would not move off of a linkage of Gross and Gerardo".

So I suppose the nature of my happiness would have changed anyway.

Perceptions of the UK as the place to go have changed, anyway, among all age groups.