Sentence examples for aide though from inspiring English sources

To further inoculate himself, he notes that he recently added Oscar James, a onetime aide (though no relation) to Mayor James, to his campaign staff.

The documents revealed that under questioning the actor admitted he had given several women the powerful sedatives known as Quaaludes as a sex aide, though he denied it was non-consensual.

Mr. Rubio, a Cuban-American, will address immigration as a way to help the economy, according to a Rubio aide, though the speech will focus more on the Republicans' "commitment to limited government as the best way to help the middle class," the news release said.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper had, the Toronto Globe and Mail later reported, lost track of the time 'while being briefed by an aide', though sources close to the summit lavatories suggested he had been responding to an altogether more primal call".

Here are some random but real hints: It's step one toward impeachment, according to one White House aide; though some would argue they're already in one; Michael Bloomberg to the rescue; and longer weekends give you more time to sit around counting your money.

Campaign aides, though, dismissed that claim as carping from misinformed outsiders.

His aides, though, said they would be making those arguments soon.

But the president and his aides, though largely treaty opponents, will probably choose to avoid that step and the likely uproar.

Within two and half hours and after appeals from Mr. Putin's aides, though, a second vote was held, ostensibly on the procedural ground that not all deputies had been present the first time.

Public comments by President Bush and his aides, though, have been muted, reflecting frustration at the lack of political progress, a continuation of a pattern in which intense American efforts to promote broader reconciliation have proved largely fruitless.

Her aides, though, sought to play down expectations, noting Mr. Giuliani's close friendship with Raymond B. Harding, the party leader, and saying they thought it was unlikely she would win its support.