Sentence examples for 1st though from inspiring English sources
On April 1st though, instead of putting sugar in their coffee, put salt.
With little fanfare, the programme hissed into life on October 1st, though the first contracts are not expected until January.
EurospasmsFrance's Socialist Party, led by Lionel Jospin, won the French election on June 1st, though it needs the support of the Communists for a parliamentary majority.
He still found the time to gift a young fan his ball as he walked off the 1st, though I guess after dropping a shot he was only going to hoy it into the bushes in anger anyway.
Union contracts run out on April 1st, though workers will be able to continue to operate under the expired contracts' terms until a new one is agreed.The unions are watching what is happening in Wisconsin.
This is due to come into force on January 1st, though the IMF has warned the government that its systems are simply not ready for the change.But the government is right that such measures may help ease separatist pressures.
At 71, though, George is slowing down.
At 16, though, she stopped attending Mass.
Appendix 2, though, stretches above and beyond.
Most are designed for grades 2-8, though are easily adaptable.
"I took on 10 fools at once... got 6, though".
