Sentence examples for every year though from inspiring English sources

Every year, though, one day is different: Marathon Monday.

Every year, though, the street looks less like Manhattan's South Street Seaport and more like other commercial thoroughfares in Brooklyn.

Every year, though, Congress reliably makes changes to current law — changes that increase the deficit — just in the nick of time.

Every year, though, it gets a little harder to muster the necessary outrage, and now and then a heretical thought presents itself: What if the glory days of public television — the days of "Monty Python," "Upstairs Downstairs," "The French Chef" — are past recapturing?

Every year, though, the good stuff outweighed iffy elements, and the drama kept ramping up its ambitions as it went.

Rail fares shouldn't rise every year though.

Newsom said that the Board's Budget Analyst Harvey Rose would figure it out later, like he does "every year" -- even though this is no ordinary year.

That year, though, his experience was different.

He cannot accept those donations during the 140-day legislative session every two years, though, because of a campaign finance law intended to prevent potential conflicts of interest.

The march actually happens every two to three years, though, because they have a hard time getting their act together.

The list grew every year — even though almost none of the shows worked.