Sentence examples for whichever because from inspiring English sources

Most recently, Rush told his listeners: "[Barack Obama's] not black … he's a human being," adding "We are being told that we have to hope he succeeds, that we have to bend over, grab the ankles, bend over forward, backward, whichever, because his father was black, because this is the first black president".

In a Jan . 22NewsBusters post, Noel Sheppard touted Limbaugh's interview with Sean Hannity, during which he said of Barack Obama: "We are being told that we have to hope he succeeds; that we have to bend over, grab the ankles, bend over forward, backward, whichever; because his father was black, because this is the first black president".

Such was his antagonism to Obama's spending measures that Pence even found himself defending Rush Limbaugh, after the radio shock jock ludicrously declared that conservatives had been forced "to hope [Obama] succeeds … to bend over, grab the ankles, bend forward, backward, whichever … because this is the first black president".

He didn't want either side to be happy — "because whichever way we go we are left with nothing".

Stockmarkets may well be retreating because, whichever way the inflation scare plays out, profits are sure to take a hit.

This is because whichever mile you take, a of that mile is run at high speed and the remainder of the mile at low speed.

I probably shouldn't do it because whichever way I go, I always end up at one place — on Lonely Avenue".

The first-round pick claimed by Toronto in 2016 could be the Knicks' or the Denver Nuggets', whichever is worse, because the Nuggets have the right to swap picks that year.

Sally says: "We can't say we'll ride around the back streets because whichever way you go you're going to end up on a main road at some point".

Ministers have already acknowledged that deeper real cuts in departmental budgets will be needed after the election, whichever party wins, because it is taking far longer than originally planned to pay off the deficit.

The rancour has increased because whichever political party controls the national government now has broader powers to force its ideological agenda on local communities.Mark Weber Overland Park, KansasSIR – Could it be that the political clustering of Americans is a function of the electoral system?