Sentence examples for absences though from inspiring English sources

The absences, though, could be glaring.

No explanation has been forthcomingfor these absences, though they have been noted.

Last December, Britain incorporated the European Union dictate giving new fathers the right to take up to 13 weeks off work during the first five years of their children's lives, with employers obliged to hold the jobs open during the absences, though not to pay for the leave time.

But his two absences though injury proved a key factor in Town's decline from lower mid-table under Graham Turner before Christmas, to relegation candidates from the turn of the year onwards.

However, fearing Sarah's powerful influence, William kept Anne out of government affairs, and he did not make her regent in his absences though she was now his heir apparent.

Sullinger's absence, though, actually aided the Buckeyes' overall development.

The past is rendered mostly as an absence, though, as a set of caverns, a hive of catacombs.

In his absence, though, Birmingham took it on themselves to provide all of the vigour, imaginative, pace and style that Zaha usually brings to Selhurst Park.

In your father's absence, though, there isn't a way for your mother to talk about issues like these in a way that would bring her a better understanding of her marriage.

But Stuart Thackrah says that it is often the parents who miss the children, rather than the other way round; they suffer the absence, though, because they believe that it is for the best.

As apologies for absence go, though, having to remain at home in Argentina to discuss the possibility of succeeding Diego Maradona as the national team coach would be difficult to trump.