Sentence examples for fails though from inspiring English sources
If that unlikely effort fails, though, the Concorde is dead.
If he fails, though, it could be the last chapter for yet another Iranian President.
The book fails, though, at distilling and catalyzing the romance of the Stone Roses during their one Wordsworthian, bliss-to-be-alive moment, which, in the end, is the only thing most people care about.
He ended up betrayed both by his own country, America, from whose east coast upper classes he hailed and whose ideals he cherished, and by his adopted home, Thailand, to whose welfare and culture he had devoted himself.The book fails, though, to explain why Thompson was so fascinating.
If he fails, though, Mr. Obama will be left with little more than the news release his national security adviser, Susan E. Rice, issued last week, in which the White House took credit for achieving its goal of taking in 10,000 refugees from Syria, more than a month ahead of schedule — but only a small fraction of the five million Syrians who have fled their country.
When CUE fails, though, it does so spectacularly.
Hockney was too good to fail, though, so the RCA changed its regulations and gave him his diploma.
He climbed into the car and said: "I passed my 11-plus!" Then as an aside to Sarah's mum: "Sarah failed though".
This might fail though, because gel can be very minty.
Public health campaigns can easily fail though.
