Sentence examples for longer anyway from inspiring English sources

With increasing life expectancies, people should probably work longer anyway.

Hughes did not return, but he had already thrown 95 pitches and would not have stayed in much longer, anyway.

Some longtime friends said they saw no reason for Mr. Rove to stick around much longer anyway.

He also points out that, as the common octopus only has a life-expectancy of three to five years, "Paul might not live a great while longer anyway".

Mr Coren was, later in the week, seeking to Eat to Live Forever – longer, anyway, than his adored father – by seeking out a diet for life.

But I watched for a while longer anyway, hypnotized by this odd scene, which now seemed as if it could take place only in Florida.

Remember, an audience's idea of a musical number is no longer Fred and Ginger anyway.

New schools are no longer needed anyway, says the schools superintendent, James W. Browder.

Perhaps, in the postmodern age, the definition of "classic" itself is no longer workable anyway.

Who the eff are you do snub that?" Still, he avoids certain places, like pubs (he no longer drinks, anyway).

Whether that had any practical effect is debatable – but those in favour of holding out for longer were anyway in a minority, vainly trying to persuade the chapel that there were reasons other than mere inter-union solidarity for staying away from Wapping, at least for the moment.