Sentence examples for by whatever else from inspiring English sources

"They are wearing blinkers," my wife explained, "so that they can see straight ahead without being distracted by whatever else is happening on either side of them".

Vorderman, much admired for her figure, said: "People would make lovely bread and butter pudding in the morning, so I'd have that for breakfast and then you'd follow that with a curry for elevenses, followed by whatever else and I would try everything I could.

He has in effect lectured the British press not to get so hung up on whether the premier is afforded a full press conference, a spray, drop-by, or whatever else the American lexicon of presidential meets and greets produces.

"They carry the signature of whatever else happened," he says.

"But isn't that what karaoke's for?" 11.10am "So, in the absence of play, can we expect a frame-by-frame commentary on whatever else Channel 4 are showing eg old Test footage, Morecambe and Wise films, Friends reruns?" asks Peter Counsell.

When a call comes in, it plays "My Humps," or anything by Keith Urban, or whatever else your poor judgment has allowed you to load up.

By John Cassidy April 7, 2014 Whatever else you do this week, carve out half an hour to read my colleague Ryan Lizza's piece about Chris Christie and New Jersey politics.

By Jeff Shesol August 6, 2014 Whatever else you might say about Richard Nixon — and you might say a lot — the man knew how to write a memo.

At the other end of the story, I just about clung on, consoled by the thought that, whatever else, Diane English had at least found the decency not to stoop to a birthing scene.

Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, voiced "deep regret" over the fact that "much distress has been caused, especially to our Jewish friends" by a resolution which, whatever else it said, did not question Israel's right to exist and defend itself, or condone violence against Israel.

The Patriots used a combination of tough, physical play, some timely blitzes, press coverage by the cornerbacks and whatever else Belichick could concoct, along with simple mental toughness, to slow a formidable offense, keeping St . Louisout of the red zone in the opening half for the first time all season.