Sentence examples for and though better from inspiring English sources

This is the largest mountain lake in North American (22 miles by 12), and though better known here for ski resorts, in summer it is a stunning spot for a paddle-powered pootle.

And though better camera phones are already available outside the U.S., not even those give you the kinds of lenses, sensors and features you get on a stand-alone digicam.

I have since then moved on to towels, and though better, this is also not very efficient.

Galarraga played 15 years in the N.L. and hit.291, though better than.300 in six of the last seven of those 15 seasons.

Estonia's courts, police and civil service, though better than most of those elsewhere in the former Soviet empire, are still in far worse shape than in the Nordic countries which Estonians seek to emulate.

Many tests and interventions have been tested, found inadequate, and therefore discarded even though better options were not available.

Doubles are $209 in high season and casitas are $359, though better rates can sometimes be found through the hotel's Web site.

Before that happens, though, Better Place and its backers will have to persuade consumers to move away from the internal-combustion engines that characterized motor vehicles for more than a century, while also winning the support of major automakers.

The novella-length "Name of the World" is also shards, though better ones, and for a while they hold a promise of reassembling, until the author relinquishes them in a swirl of visionary cloud.

The reality is, though, better sleep and appropriate rest for shift workers will only serve to improve productivity and reduce human errors.

Though better nutrition and educational interventions can help reduce the impact of childhood lead poisoning, parents will always be left to wonder how their kids' lives might have been different.