Sentence examples for alas though from inspiring English sources
Bush junior dismisses such theorising as "psychobabble" – alas, though, this may not be the end of it.
Alas, though, these two countries are so culturally different.
Alas, though, there are no employees without employers — high-I.Q.
Alas, though, I do not work for National Geographic.
Alas, though, there is a nagging insubstantiality to the most recent stories.
They are also an ideal fast food: inexpensive, made before your eyes and not deep fried (though, alas, not exactly low-calorie).
It was explicit in a less-quoted section of the tape, when the candidate was talking about how his father was born in Mexico — though, alas, as a child of white parents.
Exactly 12 months ago Dundee's then hard-working and talented, though, alas, merely Scottish manager, Jocky Scott, was told by the club's owners there was not a single ha'penny to spend on players.
English-speaking guides provided an engaging history of the castle, though, alas, I suspect that the children's favorite part of the tour was seeing a carved stone toilet through which a prisoner supposedly slithered to freedom.
Asia Argento physically enters this same painting at the start of her father Dario's psychothriller The Stendhal Syndrome, named after a condition in which sufferers are overwhelmed by great works of art – inconvenient if, like Asia, you're a detective hunting a serial killer in Florence – though, alas, the director sidelines this inspired idea in favour of some less inspired sexual sadism.
