Word: anyway
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Said an airport mechanic: "She'll float, anyway, if she won't do much else...
...Well, anyway, he was stopping here at the Hotel Lincoln with 1,500 other people. But on this particular night. I needed his help badly. Mungkee had just come home from the hospital, where she had had an operation performed. The bandages seemed to hurt her and, foolishly, I took them off. Well, she was in a dreadful condition, and I was simply frantic. So I called Leonard on the phone...
...undergraduates who burst into print through the "Mail" today must have been reading Dave Egan of the Boston American, the alumnus with the chip on his shoulder. Anyone in anyway acquainted with Harvard athletics knows that Mr. Bingham and the varsity coaches have cooperated splendidly. Both are needed--and there has been no usurpation of powers. The football coach has always chosen his own assistants just as he wished to. He has been given great leeway and there has been no sign of dictation...
...Well, anyway," the evasive one continued, "the results of the poll clearly revealed that in the estimation of the girls of Barnard the boys of Columbia have a sex knowledge rating of only 44 per cent. And the young women up at Radcliffe and Wellesley thought that the boys at Harvard were entitled to a 66 per cent rating. And that's the reason we had a three-column ad in The Spectator and only a two-column ad in the Harvard CRIMSON. Columbia Spectator...
...Well, what are you here for then anyway...