1
I wasn't tired in the least, and too agitated to sleep anyhow.
2
He could not sleep anyhow, he said, after such great excitement.
3
If my lungs hold out, all right; if they don't-well ,I'llsleep anyhow.
4
She doesn't sleep anyhow; she sits there all night long.
5
They live, when out in laager, like Spartans, they dress anyhow, sleep anyhow, and eat just rusks and precious little else.
6
Don't want to sleep anyhow...not with these nightmares...
7
They are able to march surprising distances, day after day, to live cheerfully on the very minimum of food, and to sleep anyhow.
8
"I can't sleep anyhow as things are," he whispered, "and to- morrow's Sunday."
9
"I'm short of sleep anyhow and a day of rest will do me good."
10
"I'm sure I won't sleep anyhow," said Felicity.
11
"Twist the wires off a couple of these bales of hay, use it for bedding, and have a good sleep anyhow."