Sentence examples for going to though from inspiring English sources

It was not known what kind of house, apartment or gallery the skull would be going to, though Mr. Herskowitz hinted that the buyer has been known to show his collection to the public.

Well, it's not going to, though.

The Democrats that continually choose a path that large amounts of people are wholly unexcited to participate in are not going to, though, so let's keep that in mind.

The place they will go to, though, is nowhere that can be seen.

"It's not going to happen, though," he laughs.

It's not going to work though, I'd wager.

All was going to plan though, with snogging possibilities kindled.

I'm going to record, though," Ms. Scott said.

Dave "It's never going to happen though, is it?

That doesn't mean he's going to go though".

He's going to persevere, though, he tells me.