Sentence examples for I though in from inspiring English sources

Poland, Professor Zelazko continued, did have a period of math excellence that began after World War I, though in the sweep of history it was a relatively brief period, cut off by World War II, when the Nazis silenced, drove out or killed Poland's intellectuals.

Greece remained neutral for the first three years of World War I, though in October 1916, France seized the Greek Navy and disarmed both of the battleships.

Scunthorpe United manager Brian Laws told BBC Radio Humberside: "I though in the last 10 minutes we had to slow the game down because the tempo of the game was pretty fast - it was going end to end.

I had to do it though, in order to achieve my dream.

I am, though, in love with a city that cannot fully love me back.

Few would brave this, I think, though in fact plenty of others are.

The reassurance he offers is itself "sexy", I feel, though in part because it transcends the possibility of actual sex.

I though I was like immerged in a fairytale, out of every human scale.

I wholly concur, though, in my case, I was the alcoholic friend.

... I will say though in this case I watched that so closely.

I have confidence though in the crowd's ability to sort itself out.