Sentence examples for anyway published from inspiring English sources
"When I hear about these things, my immediate reaction is phew," said Ms. Lippincott, who also wrote the book, "Seven Things Your Teenager Won't Tell You (And How to Talk About Them Anyway)" published by Ballantine Books this year.
Tiffany Hawk is the author of Love Me Anyway, published in 2013 by St. Martin's Press.
"Whatever happens to me, given any situation, I can handle it," is one of her aphorisms in "Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway," published in 1987.
In an extract of his new autobiography, So, Anyway, published in the magazine, he wrote: "It cannot be a coincidence that I spent such a large part of my life in some form of therapy and that the vast majority of the problems I was dealing with involved relationships with women.
Many, like Bre-X, started drilling anyway, publishing upbeat assessments of their sites as they progressed.Now that the gold bubble has burst, investors will be wary of anything connected to Indonesia in the near future.
Anyway, the published data and the derived pharmacokinetic parameters indicate that the rabbit is a useful animal model in intravitreal pharmacokinetics.
Anyway, recently published retrospective studies and meta-analyses have reported no interaction between age of patients and effect of adjuvant chemotherapy, suggesting that elderly patients should also be offered such treatments (Sargent et al, 2001a; Sundararajan et al, 2002).
Tower Hamlets managed an intricate, multi-layered excuse which said it was too complicated, and anyway they publish their own (impenetrable) data, and then finally that they'd had a think, and decided it wasn't in the public interest to answer the FOI.
Tower Hamlets managed an intricate, multi-layered excuse which said it was too complicated, and anyway they publish their own (impenetrable) data, and then finally that they thought about it, and decided it wasn't in the public interest to answer the FOI.
But the data have been published anyway, in an unusual manner.
