Sentence examples for from that time though from inspiring English sources

The avenue of clipped yews that reinforces the slightly gappy mature avenue of trees stretching away from the outer walls of the former forecourt to end in fields, and the clipped yews that outline the grassed parterre date from that time, though the famous "melted" shape of the giant hedge was inspired by the effects of a freak snowfall in 1947.

Authorities said they collected additional DNA evidence from Neal during that time, though it isn't clear how that was done.

From time to time, though, there are hints that being plucked from your families, turned into pop idols and mobbed wherever you go isn't such an idyllic existence after all.

From time to time, though, when she knows that her country is in trouble like now—she returns to the States with her mid-Atlantic accent to spread diva dust and sparkle.

From time to time, though, I ventured out from the castle.

From time to time, though, a knowing insider produces a satire of classical pretensions that approaches the sublime.

That doesn't mean they don't still occur from time to time, though, does it?

Ten minutes from time, though, Delph ran at a retreating defence before finding the top corner from 20 yards.

From time to time, though, a sharp note filters through.

From time to time, though, he does put me in my place.

From time to time, though, whistled Turkish still comes in handy.