Sentence examples for expedition though from inspiring English sources

In 1924 Mallory was selected for the third expedition, though he was less certain about returning.

This is as much a literary as an environmental expedition, though.

Ocean in Google Earth is about much more than our expedition, though.

"None of us girls had what you'd call a boyfriend," she explains, recapturing the innocence of the expedition, "though there was lots of talk at school about who fancied who, all that sort of thing".

As a first expedition, though, it offers plenty of plumage for us to train our binoculars on, as well as bird calls that force us to stop and listen.

But the truth of what I'd found on my scouting expedition, though far different from what I had imagined, eventually broadened my sense of the story's possibilities rather than narrowing it.

What the company aims for in all expeditions, though, is stable and quiet vessels – sound being an important consideration when tracking wildlife.

They note that none of the shark attacks in Florida have involved people on shark-feeding expeditions, though one woman in the Keys was bitten on the calf last year by a nurse shark after crew members on a boat tossed scraps of fish into the water.

Edgeworth David, Adams, Mawson and Priestley all eventually received knighthoods, the latter two continuing their polar work on further expeditions, though neither went south again with Shackleton.

Thus far the book serves as a clear, competent history of an expedition; the second half, though, more resembles a novel.

In a statement, Yiannopoulos said: "We do not know what the purpose of, or motivation for, the Guardian's latest fishing expedition is – though we can guess – but the company remains in good health, with ambitious plans for 2013.