Sentence examples for anyway thought from inspiring English sources
"Here they were, locked into this merger with U S West, so the Qwest people, those at the top anyway, thought they could make a lot more money selling out alone, rather than go through the still-cumbersome merger process with U S West," said Steven Lehman, manager of the Federated Utility Fund in Pittsburgh, which owns more than $50 million of Qwest and U S West shares.
The Americans, in no mood to accept a surrender anyway, thought that the Indians were using the white flag to set an ambush.
Anyway, thought I'd stop by and save you a call".
No more No means yes, anyway, thinks Snowman.
No more _No means yes, anyway, thinks Snowman.
Most British Jews are likely to lean Conservative anyway, thinks Mr Boyd of JPR.
Since parenthood will eventually bring you to your knees anyway, think of it as training.
Mackey doesn't believe in the science behind climate change and anyway thinks it will be good for the economy.
Americans (71percentt of them anyway) think things are "going pretty badly or very badly in the country today" (CNN, Dec 2010).
No, atheists (most of us anyway) think (with good reason) that we are insignificant on the cosmic scale and that our only significance comes from each other.
It is quick, anyway, I thought.
