Sentence examples similar to albeit hundreds from inspiring English sources

At the time of writing, it's the fifth top-grossing iPhone app in the US, albeit 22nd in the same rankings for iPad.

And Tom Daley has qualified for the final of the 10m platform diving, albeit in 15th place.

Fees in new parish cemeteries varied from district to district, but a common grave at the City of London Cemetery at Little Ilford cost only 8s 6d when the cemetery opened (albeit with "1st class" graves going for 17s 6d).

There's an earthy timbre to her voice, too, making her sound like a sepia reminiscence of 1960s Greenwich Village, albeit with 21st-century concerns: Scenes from Bensonhurst, she tells us, is about "being paranoid before Instagram", while Does Turquoise Work? covers "being paranoid after Instagram".

William Morris built on Chaucer in his novel A Dream of John Ball, published in 1888, creating a narrator who was openly sympathetic to the peasant cause, albeit a 19th-century persona taken back to the 14th century by a dream.

Albeit the 4th most important food crop in the world, other than a collection of ~220,000 Expressed Sequence Tags, limited genomic sequence information is currently available for potato and advances in potato yield and nutrition content would be greatly assisted through access to a complete genome sequence.

It is really a Nietzschean refashioning of Euripides's Bacchae (albeit set in 12th- century Sicily), and Szymanowski himself adapted the ending of the libretto to portray a man who has first recognised and then overcome the dangerous, yet enriching, Dionysian forces within.

FORBES pegs his worth at a lofty $670 million–albeit that ranks him only 36th among the richest people in India.

• What happened Sunday — albeit in the 14th game of the regular season — may eventually be recalled as another career-changing occurrence for Coughlin.

Then the rhythm kicks in, and it's classic um-da um-da late-disco/hi-energy, albeit with psychedelic 21st-century time-stretching production touches.

While Eastchester officials were troubled by the prospect of added density and traffic, some residents -- albeit at the 11th hour -- were angry about the loss of the theater.