Sentence examples for anyway sold from inspiring English sources

Tickets this year — the ones that weren't scalped, anyway — sold for $210 to $360, with the least expensive ones available to the earliest buyers.

We learn how Miss Mary's grandfather, a hard, prescient man who, realizing in the 1850s that "the whole thing was over anyway," sold all his field slaves for "30 cents on the dollar" to a "weasel faced" Virginia trader.

How did he raise the money anyway, selling lemonade?

In the 16-page complaint, the Hudsons countered that Mr. Piazza agreed to an unusual payment schedule, then "looted" the "Garth Hudson Archive" anyway, selling its contents on eBay and elsewhere and demanding an inflated payment.

Anyway, he sold naloxone kits sometimes.

Anyway, it sold out in like 5 minutes and I got to go.

Would companies have curtailed their cars' emissions anyway to sell more of them to cost- and mileage-conscious drivers?

It lacked a satellite or cable "platform" on which to deliver programmes yet tried anyway to sell directly to customers, with all the costs that entailed.

EU regulations mean that unbundling will have to happen eventually anyway; by selling off its infrastructure now, BT would raise lots of cash to spend on developing new services.

And why are those plastic thongs still being sold anyway?

If the play was really good, it would have sold anyway, and, if it stank, it would close in a week and then you go home.