Sentence examples for do anything however from inspiring English sources

BEFORE I could do anything, however, the cafe owner popped out from behind the counter.

If it looks unbeatable, they will do anything, however bizarre, to try to discombobulate declarer.

To do anything, however, Kadima will have to confront a coalition comprised of a large religious bloc — a bloc deeply invested in enshrining the status quo.

The word toad-eater, later conveniently shortened to toady, came to mean a person who would do anything, however bizarre or ghastly, that superiors required him to do.

I doubt that this is what the banks are actually setting out to achieve for they have a proven capacity to do anything, however underhand, to increase their profits.

If you actually want to do anything, however, you're straight back to using the stylus.

This allows her to put a name to what she has always practiced -- doing anything, however time-consuming (or not) to bring out intense flavor.

Anybody who did anything, however indirectly, that contributed to saddling the country with health-care reform explicitly modeled on Romney's policies in Massachusetts, which in turn were based on a 1992 proposal from the Heritage Foundation, is far too left wing to be a credible G.O.P. candidate for President.

Before Oracle's competitors do anything rash, however, they should wait to see how well Mr Ellison's firm can integrate Sun.

THIS week may come to be seen as the point when Wall Street decided to do anything necessary—however distasteful to survive the Internet revolution.

It was the cultural commentators who were predominantly posh and, therefore, unable to do anything but patronise - however well intentioned they may have been.