Sentence examples for and though the thought from inspiring English sources

And though the thought of Iran's mullahs with a nuclear bomb is indeed scary, it is hard to get a country to drop a programme that it denies having.

I barely swam until I was out of high school and living in the United States, and though the thought of surfing always seemed exhilarating, Robertsport was out of my league.

For me, though, the thought of children never knowing the joy of an omelette is worrying.

For some local weeklies, though, the thought of charging for online content seems just as unthinkable as charging for hard copies of the paper.

As the days went on, though, the thoughts began to sort themselves out, and clarify and cohere.

He's headed for the 1 train and Midtown, though the thought of hoisting anchor, slipping down the river and out through the Narrows won't leave him for the rest of the day.

It was with Day, though, that the thoughts of Spieth, Woods and plenty of others were directed.

La Tuilerie's tipis and yurts are equipped with futons, proper bedding, rugs and cooking fires (though if the thought of slaving over a hot log fills you with horror, book one of the regular set dinners or pizza nights).

He repeated the phrase slowly, as though the thought had never occurred to him, and acknowledged that could be what was happening.

In the end, though, the thought of fine dining is too much, and I plump for Winnies (7-9 The Mall, +3 442 8635).

"I never have artist's block," he said, as though the thought surprised him.