Sentence examples for after even though from inspiring English sources

Yet on election day, Grozny's streets were empty compared with the days before and after, even though both were holidays.

"Regarding the Higgs particle, it is quite seldom that a discovery is awarded already the year after, even though this what [Nobel's] will states," he said.

That's the currency they're after, even though time has robbed them of so much that they never get to share, let alone spend, what their hearts have been saving.

In 1847, two years before the Gold Rush transformed the city into a teeming boomtown, a 30-year-old Irish immigrant named Jasper O'Farrell presciently surveyed the street to be 120 feet wide  — which is broader than the Philadelphia main street it was named after  — even though the city was only 500 residents strong at the time.

Busch renovated the house, which Fanny looked after even though he was a rich man, and became "father" to his three young nephews.

I even found myself drooling over the shiny metal baby-doll dress that came after (even though it probably weighed more than the girl who was wearing it).

Instead, he put his faith in the drawing chances of bishops of opposite color that arose after 17... Nd4 18 Bd4 Bd4, even though he was down a pawn again after 19 Re7.

The decline started after 1807, even though the process was very slow and became significant only after mid-nineteenth century when Brazil joined in.

After all, even though Lowell produces successful graduates, many come from humble beginnings.

"I would get upset after shots, even though most of them were good.

After all, even though we are here legally, we see all the stories on the Internet.