Sentence examples for of whoever else from inspiring English sources

("Regardless of whoever else does or doesn't say it, I'm saying that Obamacare is now in jeopardy of repeal because of her," Van Flein proclaimed to me).

And the first thing I did — for my own sake and for the sake of whoever else might be tooling up behind me — was pull the car off the road, as far up on the shoulder as I could take it without fear of getting stuck.

Germany has the biggest incentive to make sure the next IMF managing director is to its liking, because of the financial implications for the euro-zone from the rescues of Greece, Portugal and whoever else may need one.

"We've been living dangerously for a long time," he told his curbside congregation of 300, and whoever else was within earshot, "and we're not afraid to name names".

For starters, it obviates the need for NFC in the device, and in the payment devices of merchants or whoever else a person is planning to transact with.

Religious Americans today are particularly distressed about celebrity culture and the inclination of their children to find something heroic in the antics of Lady Gaga or whoever else may be the latest focus of celebrity gossip.

He asks crowds why Clinton was allowed to run, and says that he guesses she is now the puppet of the President and whoever else got to the F.B.I. and kept her out of jail.

Ultimately, it reflected the choice of American voters, which some Europeans still cannot forgive.Nor is European enthusiasm for either candidate likely to survive the election of Mrs Clinton, Mr Obama, or whoever else becomes president.

I also see this same hipster dad trying to convince his awkward preteen children to put all of their photos and movies onto the server to share with the rest of the household and whoever else has access from the outside.

"I think she dishonored her family using language like that in front of her son and whoever else was there.

Artists do not apply to be residents but are selected by recommendation of other artists, critics, curators and whoever else has the ear of museum staff.