Sentence examples for anyway turn from inspiring English sources
Still, eighties nostalgia dies harder than most, so if you decide to love Chose Your Own Adventure anyway, turn to page 105.
The referendum pledge may anyway turn out to be a phantom since it is entirely contingent on Mr Cameron still being in Downing Street after 2015.
According to a person close to Mr. Murdoch, the move also gives him an excuse to do something he had planned to do anyway: turn his flagship Sun tabloid into a seven-day operation, preserving his lucrative share in the Sunday newspaper market while decontaminating the brand by removing its association with The News of the World.
But all they've got — so far, anyway — turns out to be not that much.
That became conservative orthodoxy--in good part because the political mood was anyway turning against big government.
Yes, everything he touches (in college football anyway) turns to gold, Dan Wetzel writes on Yahoo.com, and he has built the dynasty to end all dynasties, Gene Wojciechowski writes on ESPN.com.
I messaged her and asked, "How is your brother anyway?" Turned out he had just returned from a European tour with one of his bands and was living in Brooklyn.
The festival's patrons, who were probably never much concerned with such issues anyway, turned out in droves for the opening weekend of Boston Symphony concerts despite an unseasonable chill on Friday evening and rain on Sunday afteroon.
Léger went ahead with the project anyway, turning it into a surrogate biography that replaces the archival material and the interview answers that she can't get with the work of implication and imagination, replaces the novelistic solidity of an extended biography with the lacunary lyricism of an array of resonant fragments.
But anyway, turns out there is something worse.
