Sentence examples for had though been from inspiring English sources

It had, though, been close to being a suitably damp end to what has been a wet campaign in which, as the England assistant coach Paul Farbrace admitted on the eve of the match, the team had never really recovered from the double thrashing they had received at the hands of Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and New Zealand in Wellington.

It had, though, been touch and go for Volkswagen in 1945.

One of the problems Colombia have had, though, is fitting everything they want into the midfield.

There have, though, been some significant loans.

There has, though, been no underlying improvement in the economy.

There has, though, been talk that Brown still has a big job left in him.

There have, though, been hints of what might be.

There has, though, been impressive interworking between train companies and TfL.

There has, though, been a rise in the number of reported small flood events.

However, similar fracture patterns have though been reported between human and porcine spines (Tsai et al. 1997).

From other weight loss studies, changes in BMC and BMD has though been seen already after 3 months.