Sentence examples for do though more from inspiring English sources

In fact, it all sounds a lot like the things I do, though more informally, with friends who don't happen to be Terrific Tootsies.

Only 15% of US Latinos say they will vote in 2016 for a candidate who opposes a path to legalization for undocumented immigrants – as nearly every Republican candidate does – though more than 30% Latinos self-identify as conservative or independent.

I do, though, have more good memories than bad with my brothers video games and watching wrestling, etc.

As a City Carrier Assistant, I earned less pay than regular postal carriers do, though I did more than "assist": my job was to handle absentee carriers' routes.

As many people do, though, the Republican Party grew more conservative as it aged.

There's more to do, though, before passing muster.

I automatically yelled something -- I'm still not sure what, but it must have been something like "What are you doing?" though perhaps more forcefully expressed.

To do that, though, more Copts are needed in positions of authority.

They're expertly done, though of little more interest than similar work by Richard Prince at Barbara Gladstone this month.

In the end, I did it, though more by force of gravity than conviction.

And this is also what the master novelist does, though usually in a much more protected form.