Sentence examples for anyway may from inspiring English sources

Fast chips, for now, anyway, may be beside the point.

But Syriza insiders say there is little preparation for what anyway may be forced on them.

But that is more than has been done in other ball sports, and anyway, may not be enough.

Those who would choose to do it anyway may need to be reminded that it is also against the law — and that they will be prosecuted for it.

But beyond that, the elections may offer a hint of whether Montana, for the time being, anyway, may be leaning more toward one political ideology or another.

On all three counts, surprising as it seems, reducing population growth any more quickly than it is falling anyway may not make much difference.Start with the link between population and violence.

"And then said-commander turns out to be a monster in the end anyway, which may or may not be a parable".

That's how he was, anyway, May 1974.

Hello Darling The war against the car Hideous but historic It's hot up north A book you can't refuse New Labour's fragile heart Reprints Related items Medical records: Whose file is it anyway?May 30th 2002This cosy tradition has been shaken by several recent developments.

For Lee, the "popularity and ubiquity" of biography - in British culture anyway - may provoke a sporadic backlash against intrusion and exposure.

Huddlestone did try to block him with him arm but the forward's exaggerated reaction - and the fact that he would not have connected with the ball anyway - may have been what convinced the ref to wave away the appeals.