How to use "anyway" in a sentence

I gave you my address this morning, if you remember, so you would know where to find me anyway.'

But anyway, why think about it? Just drive; get a few more miles from the town, and from her.

and anyway, maybe she would come back with exciting news for everyone.

But we don't know that what this woman says is true - and nothing can happen right now anyway."

"I'm not sure he'll agree to leave the pod anyway, but if he does, they might still want him to stay

I was going to ask you anyway

Why on earth would I? What do you have to give me that I can't get elsewhere? You've never been much of a giver anyway, Michael

"And when the dust finally settled," Elliot said, "my client would win the right to exhume the body anyway."

He's going to hear the questions anyway when he finally sits down

"What's he bringing a boat here for, anyway?"

Not yet, anyway

And if it does exist, they might not be holding him there anyway."

"But I want you to hypnotize me anyway."

"You want to put a watch on it anyway?"

"He'll need half an hour anyway," Hensen said.

Of course I never thought that he would try an experiment with a human being, not then anyway

And anyway, why do you keep your clock a quarter of an hour ahead?'

'Well, anyway, Colonel Protheroe sent lots of poor fellows to prison just for shooting at a bird

'Well, anyway, there is nothing you can do,' Melchett said

So perhaps the sneeze that Mrs Price Ridley's servant heard might have been the shot? But anyway, Mrs Protheroe and Mr Redding went into the studio together - and then realized, of course, that I would not leave my garden until I saw them come out again!'

It would be a good idea to kill it anyway, in case its actions attracted the attention of the Martians.

But thank you anyway,' George said.

anyway, she will have to wait a little while for that and it is just her bad luck.

'And anyway, do I have to tell you everything?'