Even though he served the pope, Petrarch, who first referred to Avignon as Babylon, described it as where the winter mistral winds blow bitterly, "a sewer where all the muck of the universe collects".
Governor Paterson, who will be 56 in May, is still a youngster by the Gang of Four's standard, even though he served for two decades in the State Senate, mostly in the Democratic minority.
As a child in Ohio, he couldn't learn to swim in the local segregated pool; and, even though he served in the United States Air Force on Johnston Island for a year, he couldn't swim.
He often slips into the third-person as he argues that even though he served as a political director in the Reagan White House and chairman of the Republican Governors Association and is one of his party's most esteemed strategists, he remains largely unknown to most voters.
Even though he served the Government in no other capacity than as a member of the Science Advisory Committee of the Office of Defense Mobilization, the above statements will, I am confident, be true beyond question". Other Government agencies may also desire to use Dr. Oppenheimer's services if he were to be cleared.
That last figure was, of course, a tribute to Murray's returning, and in another twist, Murray also had 21 forehand winners off his traditionally weaker wing compared with Federer's 18. "I think he made things more difficult for me because in the past, even though he served well, I had the impression I returned better against him," Federer said.
Even though he served in the late nineteenth century, Yale graduate John Franklin Crowell (1857-1931) was our first modern or "twentieth century" president.
Then-White House press secretary Sean Spicer claims Manafort played a "limited role," even though he served the campaign for nearly five months.
After being caught in a series of statements that allowed and encouraged people to believe he served in Vietnam, even though he honorably served in the Marine Corps Reserves during that time, Connecticut Attorney General and Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Richard Blumenthal is understandably embarrassed.
That independent streak allowed Sanders to remain an outsider, even though he's served in Washington since 1991.
Even though he has served his time, Mr. MacDonald is challenging his felony convictions under the sodomy law, and he has lost in every court so far.
