Sentence examples for whatever the event from inspiring English sources

Whatever the event, it was important to be ringside, he said.

"To be honest, they have done mostly male environments with me, but they do adapt to whatever the event is".

Whatever the event of the moment, one thing is sure when it comes to The New York Times and readers who closely follow this issue: There will be anger about how it is covered.

Un train peut en cacher un autre.' Cartier-Bresson, whatever the event he was photographing, saw the second train and was usually able to include it within his frame.

Whatever the event is, they always have a clown or a Ferris wheel in the background, and they're usually printed in a kind of acidic yellow, ultra-marine blue, and a basic, basic, red.

Whatever the event was in 1972 when Democrats sat around and argued whether George McGovern or Edmund S. Muskie was the better candidate to end the Vietnam war, today there is none of the serious discussion of candidates and issues that marks these caucuses in nonpresidential years, he said.

Whatever the events may have been, however big or small, your social media feed steadily streams with photos documenting your every move.

Whatever the case, the event went well.

Whatever the case, the event is less than a month away so you may wanna hold off buying that Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Whatever the case, the events depicted in Böglunga sögur appear to show that, in the wake of destructive Norwegian activity in the Isles, which may have been some sort of officially sanctioned punishment from Scandinavia, Rögnvaldr and his son (or instead perhaps Ragnall and Rögnvaldr) travelled to Norway where they rendered homage to the Norwegian king, and made compensation for unpaid taxes.

The bookmaker seeks in every case to achieve a balanced book one in which bettors are competing against one another so that he will profit whatever the outcome of the event.