Word: anyhow
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Shares. After he stumbled off, another stockholder popped up. Why not put vending machines in high-school cafeterias? Mack said he would try. Why had Pepsi's simple offices in Long Island City been sold, and expensive, midtown Manhattan offices rented instead? Said Mack: renting was cheaper and, anyhow, shouldn't executives have dignified offices? The stockholders applauded...
...prettiness than power. In all, Troubled Island had more of the 'souffle of operetta than the soup bone of opera. With a little seasoning here & there, some listeners thought, it could even be made into a Broadway hit. Composer Still's first-night audience liked it fine, anyhow. Exultant, happy, and even more determined after taking six curtain calls with the cast, Still said he planned to keep on trying to write grand opera. Said he: "You don't realize your mistakes until they stare you in the face. I discovered my weak points...
...Anyhow," commented one prospective racer, "If I get there first, I know I'll have a sure thing...
...mute foreboding, like a visit to a dentist or a piano teacher, the average citizen held still for the frisk and sometimes even managed a wan smile. By dint of withholding and pay-as-you-go plans, the government usually had his tax money by March anyhow. And this year, because of tax law changes in 1948, he could experience a temporary and spurious elation-of approximately 50 million taxpayers (5,000,000 fewer than last year's record total), 80% would get rebates...
...Whipple, clinical director of Manhattan's Memorial Hospital, told them how not to act in the operating room-with specifications. Then they got another lecture from Manhattan Internist Mack Lipkin and Psychiatrist Edward Joseph, who complained that too many surgeons do not know how to handle surgery patients, anyhow...