Word: anyway
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...time the man had been dead some four or five years, and it seemed advisable to complete his coffin as soon as possible. The head undertaker ordered them to put "Sneferuw," or any old name, on the gold mat, and so it was done. It didn't matter much anyway...
...have one gorgeous building, anyway," he says, and there is no possibility of reproducing the brogue, or the cadence or the Hit of the voice. "What is he, that big fellow with the gold top?" "They do funny things to you in New York," he goes on. "A man came at me sudden out of a doorway the other day, and he says : 'Have you any use for a lady's necklace ?" Now I didn't know the answer to that, so I looked at him puzzled for a while, then I thought of it. Td rather...
First, she should alter the stuff that Jimmy Hussey has to do. Thin and strikingly Semitic for an Irish youth (which he really is), he has a way of making you laugh. His present lines and lyrics prove his skill; you laugh anyway. Cortez and Peggy dance, and have danced better. There is a jazz band that plays long and loudly. Two or three seasons ago, this was a good novelty...
...conversational gentleman is one A. E. Bagley, physical director of the Newark Y. M. C. A. In the January issue of Popular Science Mr. Bagley wrote: "Mine is the world's largest gymnasium class. Just how many members it has I do not know. There are 50,000 anyway, because I have received letters from that many. At the WOR station it is estimated that letters are ordinarily received from less than 10% of the listeners-in to any broadcast feature. So there may be a halfmillion. . . ." He stated that he had read all 50,000 letters, replied...
...There ought to be at least 350 to 400 men there anyway" continued Coach Farrell". If we can get 400 candidates, as Yale and other colleges do, I can guarantee that we'll beat Yale this year...