Sentence examples for have been though from inspiring English sources

Frequent as the conversations with the Chinese have been, though, their content is telling.

"The players know what all the fans have been though and it was as if they were saying this is payback for it all".

Anderson's last years were not as productive as they should have been, though in 1985, there came one high-profile and hilariously unlikely offer of work, when he was invited to film Wham! on their visit to China.

Encouraged as he may have been, though, by making breaks of 147 and 133 in the second and third frames of his first practice session with the new cue, a top break of 76 and only five other half-centuries in this match emphasised that he was far from bringing that form into the arena.

The hosts have been, though, a side apart this season, and the derby matches tend to sharpen their competitive instincts.

"However poor the home side might have been though, every credit should go to Yorkshire, worthy Championship leaders".

It has been, though, an effective strategy.

Europe has been though the same thing.

I've been though this a lot with journalists.

There must have been more, though.

No senior executives have been charged, though.