Sentence examples for anyway close from inspiring English sources

He says that for him the value of "making art" in the South Bronx is less the art than the "getting close to people" — or, anyway, close enough so they are ready to spend half an hour wrapped in hardening plaster, breathing through straws in their nose — and seeing art make them happy.

"Anyway, Close Encounters was a huge financial success and I told them I wanted to make my own director's cut.

These American presidents were distinctly middle class and often retired without the means to support themselves in anyway close to the presidential lifestyle.

Only the post-treatment measurement will be after one month, which is anyway close to the mean patient stay (26.2 days).

Anyway, closing argument, because this is your last day.

"We never thought we'd be in this position, anyway," closer Joe Borowski said.

Investors were apparently undeterred by the adjustment and the company's stock rose anyway, closing at $38.09, up 29 cents.

If you wish to remember Lithuania's 200,000 slain Jews, you have to wander far from the main drag, up a side street, to the tiny Green House – which is anyway closed for renovation and whose director, under pressure from state officials, is fighting for her job.

And what is being done about those military bases anyway — now close to 800 of them dotted across the globe in other people's countries?

If it does come about, there will be a stampede among Scots for English passports – most of us anyway have close family there – and, in my case, for a Turkish one.

The superpower's credibility among Arabs is anyway already close to bottom by virtue of its alliance to Israel and the non-discovery in Iraq of the banned weapons on which it based most of its case against Saddam Hussein.