Sentence examples for and though making from inspiring English sources

He then put aside his law practice and, though making no stump speeches, gave full time to the direction of his campaign.

And though "Making the Band" is not meant to offer an overt lesson in evolution, the eight finalists have entered a Darwinian world.

Umpiring is in baseball's DNA, and though making calls electronically — and ostensibly perfectly — may sound like an innovation that has only a positive side, at some point, so did installing artificial turf.

Indeed, in 1920 car tycoon Henry Ford wrote that this event had a racial and not political origin, and, though making use of humanitarian and socialist language, it in fact expressed the Jewish race's aspiration for world domination.

And though making 30 valentines must have been a parental nightmare, for us it was simply a guarantee that you'd get as much out of the deal as you put in.

The river's tide and topography, though, make for good kayaking and surfing.

Her embraces and other stunts, though, make it easy to miss her ironclad discipline and tightly planned operation.

Though made modestly and intimately, the film embodies a vast conceptual and aesthetic ambition.

Though made modestly and intimately, "Hale County This Morning, This Evening" embodies a vast conceptual and aesthetic ambition.

For writer, director and star, though, making Ellen has been a chance to show what they can do.

And though made by a different method, a mouse already exists that has a human immune system in place of its own.