Sentence examples for door though from inspiring English sources

Next door, though, a company called Chernogorneft had richly productive fields.

Don't be tempted to hang it on your front door, though, as it's only for indoors, where it will look great on the table, mantelpiece or wall.

You soon forget the door though, because Linda Evangelista just walked in, head-to-toe in black, and isn't that James Murphy?

Quentin has nitpicked Poe texts ("If the raven sits at the top of the chamber door, though, what lamplight would be behind him in such a way as to cast a shadow to the floor?").

It also opens the door, though, to bespoke tissue repair, since it could allow cells of whatever type were desired to be grown from, say, a few skin cells and then transplanted back into the donor without risking an adverse reaction from his immune system.How that would work in practice remains to be seen.

She's also annoyed that even the best hotels have "walls like Kleenex" and you can clearly hear enthusiastic sounds of lovemaking from the room next door: though, as she keeps bursting into histrionic, hugely amplified versions of songs made famous by Soft Cell, the Thompson Twins and Sonia, it's probably six of one and half-a-dozen of the other.

An air-tight door though is not a very recent or novel concept, its importance has enhanced due to the changes in the environmental conditions.

Once she closes the door, though, it jams, trapping her in the fetid, fly-filled dark.

Before we'd even walked through the door, though, we'd decided that we liked it.

New bags of potting soil sat near the basement door, though.

When he came though the door, though, it seemed as if his shoulders were sagging.