Sentence examples for and though another from inspiring English sources

Vatutin's forces from the Zhitomir Korosten sector advanced westward across the prewar Polish frontier on January 4 , 1944 and, though another German flank attack, by troops drawn from adjacent fronts, slowed them down, they had reached Lutsk, 100 miles farther west, a month later.

"The government," the cabinet note said, "could not, of course, make a complaint against themselves; the prisoners were not prepared to do so; and though another government could in theory fill in the gap it was questionable whether it would be wise to try to stimulate this".

His first novel, Remainder (2005), later described by Zadie Smith as "one of the great English novels of the past 10 years", was originally put out by a Paris-based art publisher, and though another novel, Men in Space (2007), and a book on Tintin soon followed, he was more of a figure on the gallery circuit than in the literary world until Remainder's reputation began to mushroom.

Your local bookshop might have a copy of "The Little Book of Mornington Crescent" by Tim, Graeme, Barry and Humph, though, another classic.

In the 16th century, they were the first to be blamed for a prolonged inflationary surge that pushed European prices up fourfold over those 100 years little enough by today's standards, but at the time unprecedented and disturbing.Soon, though, another explanation became fashionable imports of gold and silver from South America.

As Google finds and shuts down one category, though, another pops up sooner or later.

As one cycle waned, though, another waxed, and a dream reawakened.

It was, though, another wider and less formal session -- which is not being made public -- devoted to politics and religion in this crucial electoral year that connected me again to Mike Nichols, and to the quintessentially American character of his work.

Dr. Daniel Malakov's name is still on the placard that hangs outside his office in Rego Park, Queens, even though he was killed three and a half months ago, and even though another orthodontist now works there in his stead.

For all their spirit and endeavour, though, they needed another moment of magic to give them a sniff and it came when Sneyd fired in a 40-20 from nowhere.

The constitution says candidates must be between 40 and 75, though another amendment could doubtless be made.