Sentence examples for coming though from inspiring English sources

It's coming, though; not long now.

There is an almighty scramble coming, though; it may even be under way.

Rassal predates their coming though; this mysterious little wood is at least 6,000 years old.

Somebody was coming, though, they were sure of it, and they kept coming, too.

These days, when I hear that, I follow up with a very stern and somewhat threatening: "Are you coming though?

Even knowing what was coming though, seeing Fabiola declare to us all what we had done was surprisingly emotional.

From what is coming, though, it appears that Qaddafi has sent planes to strafe his own capital.

"Winter is coming, though!" Meanwhile, at a Portsmouth meet-and-greet last week, Mr. Perry seemed to relish his contact with locals.

Diaz said: "Too bad that didn't stop the thank you's and fan-letters from coming though".

United's second was not long in coming, though, as Daly bowed to flick home an inswinging Douglas free-kick.

"But it is all about having the experience and developing the youngsters coming though and trying to get this team put on the map".