Sentence examples for couldn't though from inspiring English sources

I was taken aback, then said I guessed it was because she couldn't, though the distinction hardly seemed important.

(I couldn't, though staff members made concerted efforts to resolve the problem and eventually upgraded me to a larger room as consolation).

Some couldn't, though most of the girls had all kinds of embarrassing stories, many of which involved slip-ups around boys they liked.

I realised Italian food was simpler than the version we'd been fed in England.' She couldn't, though, find a way of putting this together as a book; and meanwhile, David had finished the exhibition he'd been working towards in New York.

I don't see why you couldn't, though.

They could not, though birds fitted with non-magnetic dummies managed perfectly well.

Cheruiyot could not, though, and Keflezighi began to pull away just after they entered Central Park.

The Rangers could not, though they got close when Brian Leetch's shot hit the crossbar on their first power play.

Mr Jones turned down the honour; Mr Scanlon could not, though he wanted no photographers to snap him in his ermine robes.

But when she was asked to pick out Mr. Mohamed in the courtroom, she could not, though she did stare directly at him for several moments.

They could not, though, prevent Xavi from gradually getting Spain moving.