The phrase "arena though" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a contrast or exception related to an "arena," but without additional context, its usage is unclear.
Example: "In the political arena though, things are quite different."
Alternatives: "in that context" or "in that regard".
Butkevych's tearful exit from the arena, though, told its own story.
The two hits came 19 years apart in the same Pittsburgh arena, though it had different names at those times.
His Republican rival, Senator John McCain of Arizona, was flat-footed in the same arena (though he has become a devout Twitter believer since).
Plans for the Brooklyn arena, though preliminary, seem to show it set back farther from the street than the Newark arena, the Prudential Center.
While Mr. Norcross was looking for a location, various groups in Camden lobbied for the arena, though they said their interest was summarily dismissed.
Advertisers are rubbing their hands at the prospect of being able to send precisely targeted offers to people near particular shops, or inside a sports arena, though privacy concerns may yet scupper their plans.
Arenas, though was just 3 for 14 from the field, 1 for 7 from 3-point range.
Titters at the back will be a small price to pay if Mona progress to arenas, though it might all sound a bit embarrassing if they end up playing pubs.
Whitaker collected more than $1.2 million as the leader of the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), a group that described itself as a charitable nonprofit dedicated to "promoting accountability, ethics, and transparency in government and civic arenas," though it largely worked to promote conservative causes. .
This is unlikely because of the division of labor between those who work on technical aspects of priority-setting and those who work in the political and financial arenas (though in Prof. Sachs and a few others there is some overlap).
Beyond the game itself, though, arena football adds attractions to build fan interest, like pyrotechnics before kickoffs and a variety of giveaways and promotions.
