Sentence examples for best though he from inspiring English sources

"Referrals from a friend are best, though," he added.

Mr. Walters was still the best, though he had been dead many years.

Ballard, on the other hand, hopes to be ready by midseason at best, though he may not play at all.

At his best, though, he was devastating – scoring five goals, including one on his debut against Palermo.

He said 10 a.m. might be next best, though he had an unusual caveat about that starting time (more on that later).

At his best, though, he was surgically acute, and never cut sharper than when he addressed the American cult of orchestral precision.

Probably best observed, though, he adds, "from the top of that Hyde Park tower".

I like the poem best, though, not when he's describing the things he sees but when he's examining the manner of the seeing; that is, the structural difference between how he normally sees and how he saw that day, attuned, on acid — What did I notice?

It's best, though, to really dig".

Mr. Romney barely mentioned the Republican rivals whom he bested, though he said that in recent days, "desperate Republicans" have sought to "join forces" with Mr. Obama in an assault on free enterprise in America.

Mr. Casella is at his best, though, when he's going for laughs.