Sentence examples for and though only from inspiring English sources

The new emperor centralized his administration and, though only with limited success, sought to revive Roman Catholicism in his lands.

The reorganization was also speeding the retirement of many older black educators, and though only about 15 percent of new principals were from outside Baltimore, people noticed.

They toured with Ronstadt in the summer of 1971, and also aboard were Meisner and – though only for one gig at Disneyland in Anaheim – the guitarist Bernie Leadon.

Ticks are becoming more common all over Britain and, though only a small proportion do, they can transmit a number of serious diseases through their saliva.

He has played with distinction for Aston Villa, Manchester City and Liverpool since then, and though only three years older than Sturridge has racked up 400 career games.

And though only time will tell, yesterday may also have been a day of transition, when key players begin to see themselves in a slightly different light.

In England and Wales, though, only 10% would pay for Scotland to stay and 6% would pay to see the back of it.

(He reiterated this to Cooper). According to Pew and DHS, though, only about half of the illegal immigrant population is from Mexico.

Local passion and talent will, though, only take you so far unless it is properly used.

Nicki Minaj was there too — with two-tone hair and spiky dress — though only as a presenter.

Lewis got annoyed and left Twitter this week, though only temporarily.