Sentence examples for exploring though from inspiring English sources

For the rest of my stay in Vanuatu's big smoke I walk for miles exploring, though there are plenty of minibuses and taxis touting for business.

One venture that Hennessy was exploring, though there is as yet no concrete plan, is working with the City College of New York to establish a Stanford beachhead in Manhattan.

There are nuances here worth exploring though.

The designers explained that such materials were suited for the techniques they wanted to explore, though obviously leather, even perforated, is not the most springlike.

Of calling to defend the causes of the Islamic nation?" A contrasting version of Mr. Awlaki's story, explored though never confirmed by the national Sept. 11 commission, maintains that he was a secret agent of Al Qaeda starting well before the attacks, when three of the hijackers turned up at his mosques.

Woodland isn't always an easy environment to explore, though.

Wembley is another option the club would explore, though it would not be feasible under Brent council's existing policy.

Perhaps when universal themes such as death, suffering and delight are explored though a religious and theological lens the students cannot see them.

Life for Nothomb is divided into brightly-coloured regions she has written about already, and uncharted territory which she has yet to explore, though she insists this peculiar split hasn't affected her way of life.

Walcott's familiar themes of an island idyll blighted by colonialism were re-explored, though this time the poet said he reworked the poetic dialogue to become "more conversational".

What Mr. Packer seems less eager to explore, though his subjects' lives sometimes leave him no choice, are defects in the broader culture: problems with the choices that ordinary people have become used to making — choices that make hard lives and going it alone that much harder.