The man who is born to fall in love will do it, whatever happens; but there are, of course, ways and ways of doing it, and this particular way of keeping guard over the emotions is perhaps as swift as any.
You must get away, quick, whatever happens," he said hurriedly.
Well, whatever happens, we are now in this, not from choice, as you said before, but from necessity.
The last words Peter had said when he left her for the front came back with absolute distinctness: "Whatever happens, do what you think best, go where you feel you must go.
Whatever happens to the rest of us, you, at least, must be happy.
Whatever happens, I should be grateful to you all my life for giving me so much happiness.
I will not give you up to him, whatever happens; and if he tries to take you away, or if you try to go to him, you must be prepared to find that I offer every resistance.
So whatever happens, I am not likely to care for Lord Hawtrey because he is rich, nor to care for him because he is a nobleman or has high rank, or anything of that sort.
To-night you must show a cheerful face--whatever happens in the future, you must be cheerful to-night.
You believe in your heart that Mr. Strahan can console me with his gossip to-morrow evening, whatever happens.
Whatever happens," she said, almost irritably, "you must be cured of that impression.
Whatever happens, there must still be law and government.
You shall know, Miss Vosburgh, and I hope you will come and see me, whatever happens.
Promise me that, whatever happens, you will not go to the Major.
Whatever happens, from your point of view an injustice is bound to be committed.
Ozma will take care of you, whatever happens," Dorothy assured her.
He knows that he can count on me whatever happens--he's always known that.
Whatever happens, I am more than repaid by your approval.
We should be grateful to you all the days of our lives, you may be sure, whatever happens, for the interest you have always shown in our welfare.
Whatever happens, Ich habe gelebt und geliebt,” said Linda, who had a turn for German literature.
So the sanctimonious old King had said sooth, "Whatever happens, happens by the will of God.
Whatever happens," he said tremulously, "happens by the will of God.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "whatever happens" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
