Sentence examples for foster though from inspiring English sources
I was persuaded by Foster, though like everyone else in the world I felt it was the worst thing Shakespeare had ever written if it was by him.
It has introduced a policy of paying families to foster – though sometimes they pocket the cash and abandon the children.
Foster, though, was a professor of literature, not a linguist; he was not trained to use the forensic methods that Shuy had mastered, such as listening for unconscious semantic patterns and looking for distinctive phrases or unusual colloquialisms.
The story, grudgingly doled out in meagre allotments, is as insubstantial as cigar smoke in the moonlight: Affleck goes to jail for shooting and injuring a cop (Foster), though Mara actually fired the gun.
Less good for Long & Foster, though.
Foster does, though, express concern about Britain's lackadaisical attitude to planning.
Belle had to leave the town and the infant Mary was fostered, though she only learned the truth when she was 11.
At the same time, he is unable to leave the house, or to break the illusion that he has unwittingly fostered, though opportunities for doing so abound.
Adoption is different from fostering, though.
Mr. Medina's foster care programs, though, proved beyond fixing.
