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Example sentences for "anything happens"

  • Because if anything happens to her, you're going to be reading about your 'prototype' all over the American newspapers.

  • And I want him to know that if anything happens to either of us, he gets nailed.

  • Left word that if anything happens to either one of us, the package gets sent to the papers.

  • If anything happens to me, Michael will track them down and personally take them apart.

  • If anything happens to young Cleigh, back to Manila you go with the yacht!

  • And what will become of me--if anything happens to you, or anything happens to him?

  • But if anything happens I'll be on top of you, and all the bullets in that clip won't stop me.

  • Why not--why not--if anything happens to the Lucy.

  • Don't bother about how you'll feel if anything happens to me; keep those regrets for the moment a hot pill investigates your own honorable insides, Mr. Jackass!

  • If anything happens to you I'll feel like the devil.

  • If anything happens--" She winced, and he laughed.

  • If anything happens, I want you to help my mother out.

  • I shall go mad if anything happens to you," she said hysterically.

  • What will become of me here alone if anything happens to you?

  • Whatever shall I say to Chris if anything happens?

  • However, the lad insisted: "But if anything happens to us in the night, then we will be lost all together.

  • And if anything happens to me at night, I promise I will not cry out; I will remain silent.

  • And you promise that if anything happens to you, you also will not cry out, nor call to me.

  • If anything happens to George, remember she has no one but you in the world to look to.

  • If anything happens, it's me that is responsible.

  • If anything happens to me at Diablo there is one who will tell what he knows.

  • Then Gregory spoke: "If anything happens to me to-night, Lang, keep all this business to yourself until my son comes home.

  • And I want to tell you something else: If anything happens to me, I want Maurice to marry again.

  • I'll spit on him if--if--if anything happens to Jacky.

  • But if anything happens her we're going to win with the horse.

  • Back the stable," advised Allis, "then if anything happens Lucretia we can start Lauzanne.

  • If anything happens to this cur, and she suspects that I've done it, out of spite, all Hell can't hold her.

  • If anything happens to upset our blockading tactics, or if our attacking forces are defeated or our aeroplanes shot down, what then?

  • If anything happens, through this delay, remember, Herzog, I shall hold you personally responsible, and it will go hard with you!

  • Well, Corney avic, you an' others know how to act if anything happens me.

  • You know me, Bartle; an' if anything happens me, it won't be for nothin.

  • If anything happens her," said the mother, "I'd never get over it.

  • I suppose, even if anything happens, I'll have time to get back to you.

  • If anything happens to Peter I feel sure I'll never be naughty again.

  • Don't you realise that if anything happens to you, I shall never forgive myself?

  • But if anything happens to Miss Benton during the course of operations, then, as surely as there is a God above, Peterson, I'll get at you somehow and murder you with my own hands.

  • If anything happens, if ever you want me--at any hour of the day or night--ring me up or write.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "anything happens" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    anything could; anything else; anything except; anything for; anything from; anything good; anything happened; anything like; anything more; anything should; anything that; before remarked; civil war; dark gray; fine point; fishing boats; grey stone; industrial school; many times; natural life; placing them; poor wretch; rather more; should tell; speak falsely; whole story