Sentence examples for ill though from inspiring English sources

Questions about whether Mr. Gore or his wife was ill, though, Mr. Gore's communications director, Laura Quinn, issued a statement saying: "This is not in any way related to any family member, nor the health of the Vice President or Mrs. Gore.

Now the prince is said to be seriously ill, though the nature of the illness has never been disclosed.

The man didn't look ill, though.

Deschanel fell ill, though, and last night's performance was cancelled.

Maybe your little brother can be in because he's ill, though.

It is not limited to adults and the patient need not be terminally ill (though more than 95% are in their last few weeks).

Some of the investments seem ill considered, though well intentioned.

The Labour government was already streamlining and reducing the number of quangos, but, like so much of what this government is doing, this appears hasty, ill thought-though and incoherent.

A few, including economists, social scientists and lawyers, have become well-known among the chattering classes for their critiques of social ills (though prudently, in most cases, not of the party itself).

He once said "Fuck you" to Ms Lewis.The two best-known mayors in America, Mr Emanuel and New York's Bill de Blasio, are both Democrats and both face long-term fiscal ills (though Chicago's are far graver).

This diagnosis appears at first sight very similar to that of the Daily Mail columnist Melanie Phillips of the nation's ills, though I'm assured that Lammy doesn't mean to criticise either form of liberalism as such, only what he sees as their regrettable consequences for social solidarity.