Sentence examples for even though the ride from inspiring English sources

I heard "Top of the World" playing when I first rode the sight-seeing tunnel under the Huangpu River: maybe not a bad choice, as even though the ride has a light show that might seem better suited to a psychedelic band than the Carpenters, and even though when the tune plays you are deep underground, the ride takes you to Pudong where the world's tallest building now stands.

The purchase of the carbon bike made me feel good, and even though the ride is "harsher" (less comfortable), I still commute on it, especially in good weather.

Even though this ride is popular, the line moves quickly.

Even though the cab ride is going to cost us a fortune, don't get mad at him.

Even though The Devil Rides Out (Bantam, £20) is his second memoir, he's only just started to drag up as Lily Savage in its closing pages; yet he writes so well, and takes you so skilfully into disparate Merseyside and London subcultures, that few readers will feel cheated.

The good news is that even though right now the education ride feels like a moving sidewalk, at some point it will indeed be a choose-your-own adventure, and armed with your bigger why, you'll bring motivation and inspiration to every path.

THAT bias continues here (even though the park's rides employ impressive new technologies); no attraction is complete without some fiberglass boulder or faux wood detailing seemingly fashioned by an Arts and Crafts period carpenter.

I found it impossible to establish a clear narrative arc, even though the narrator's tram ride, and a mortifying discovery by her at the end of it, would seem to provide just such a natural underpinning.

Even though the world saw him ride up the Champs-Élysées in the yellow jersey seven times, he had used performance-enhancing methods including EPO and blood doping to achieve those victories and they were stripped by the UCI in 2012.

Even though I ride my bike there all of the time, the beach is not a summer destination — it's more of an end-of-the-line type of destination, better suited for flying a kite or walking a dog than catching rays.

Even though the BAM is a populist ride, it was as punctual and rode as gently as any train I'd been on in the United States.