Sentence examples for footnotes though from inspiring English sources

Footnotes Though an Off Broadway production of "My Name Is Rachel Corrie" was postponed this week because of concerns about its political content, the sold-out production at the Royal Court Theater in London will move to the West End.

FOOTNOTES Though he once disdained reality shows, David E. Kelley, left, the producer and writer of television successes like "The Practice," is developing a reality series about lawyers, Daily Variety reported.

The footnote problem, though, stands a good chance of being fixed.

An interesting footnote: Though Mr. Spencer is supporting Mr. Amicone, the Spencer and Spano families used to be political bedfellows.

— It's hard not to think of the current Glimmerglass Opera season as something of a footnote, though that is patently unfair to the artists doing consistently solid and frequently inspired work here this summer.

All will be set right in a footnote, though you may forget about the scholarship while reading of how the former "showgirl," Empress Theodora of Byzantium, "was said to be a gymnastically gifted orgiast whose specialty was to offer all three orifices to her clients simultaneously".

Alphabeat opened for Lady Gaga on her recent European tour, which makes sense, because in Europe this is major-label pop; here, apart from the era Alphabeat is recreating, it's a footnote, though given the recent dance-ification of the pop charts, that could change.

(In fact in the footnote, though not in the bibliography, the date is given as 1998).

Fahmy sort of treats the whole deposition of Morsi as a footnote, though.

"At the moment chiefs are seen as political footnotes, even though they are often more effective and revered than politicians.

Its new Friends range, aimed at girls, was a huge hit in 2012.Such strategies, though, are footnotes to the main challenge.