Sentence examples for county though from inspiring English sources

In Butler County, though, Republicans were asking Mr. Akin not to appear at a Reagan Days event set for Sept. 8 in Poplar Bluff.

At least in the southern part of the county, though, buyers still seem willing and able to pay the high prices, especially if they need to be within close commuting distance of New York City, said Liz Lindsey, manager of Houlihan/Lawrence's Bronxville office.

County, though, still have work to do and drop into 10th place, one point above second-bottom Kilmarnock, who face Hearts on Sunday.

Dairying is important in every county, though the main concentrations are in western England.

By tradition it is a flax-growing county, though little has been grown since World War II.

Most of the space at the plant is reserved for the county, though there is generally some left over.

"In the Home Counties, though, there's a huge amount of opposition to HS2.

Some Dutchess County Republicans, though, said the transgressions were hard to forgive.

And county highways, though often unpopular, did not draw the same level of venom as major state routes.

During the county campaign, though, Mr. Suozzi displayed self-control in public, even when he was goaded in debates.

At the individual county level, though, both Cimarron County's herbaceous and shrubland vegetation become more patchy (more patches, smaller mean patch area, and less connectivity) than 1992, as large, relatively unbroken patches of herbaceous vegetation experienced woody encroachment.