Sentence examples for Though now that from inspiring English sources

Though, now that I have a body of work to look back on, I can see certain themes and preoccupations emerging.

Though, now that he was getting in the back, he understood that some people did sit in the front, or the man wouldn't have asked.

The rabbit, though — now, that was a revelation.

aloft, off the coast, over an island, alighting in some foreign country, England, maybe, where everyone wore Beefeater costumes and said, "Pip, pip!" I remember my childish defiance, and having a thought that would return to me over and over as an adult, though now that small loss was connected to a much larger one.

"No human bones have been found with these as yet, though now that curiosity has been so much excited on this subject some human remains will be detected in the older alluvium of European valleys, I confidently expect," says Sir C. Lyell, who also gives very curious and interesting reasons to account for their absence.

There will still be the retention stream, though now that may disperse water back into the water table instead of dumping it into the L.A. River.

This is a myth made famous mainly by tea party conservatives--though now that Sarah Palin has accused the president of being in bed with the oil companies, the message is getting a little muddy.

Jillionaire interjects: "The first record was ahead of its time, though, because now that style is de rigueur.

Immediately, though, he qualifies it: Now, that isn't true of rhymed poems.

I still do that, though now on a blog.

It's what you want right now, though, and right now, that's okay.