Sentence examples for last time though from inspiring English sources

The last time, though, the skinless breast was dull and slightly rubbery, and a crisped chip of skin that had wowed my companions and me was gone.

Last time, though, Sir Michael Lyons, then chair of the governing body, the BBC Trust, dug his heels in at funding what was clearly a government social policy.

"John McCain carried these active Catholics last time, though not as much as George W. Bush did in 2004," says Steven Wagner, who runs an opinion-research company and provided counsel on the Catholic vote to Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's political adviser.

This year is the last time, though, as Rogen is about to become a first-time father and Mackie, at 34, is suddenly a famous American football player (thanks to steroids) – thus it's their last chance to help Gordon-Levitt face adulthood and responsibility at last.

Last time, though, there was no need for a final.

Unlike last time, though, all animals have been successfully evacuated - the only reported casualty is a flamingo with a broken leg.

This last time out, though, guys looked like guys, specifically the kind who might have turned up in a Snoop Doggy Dogg video, and you left the Versace show wondering why the designer chose this particular moment to plunder from hip-hop's scrapbook, one the fashion world has hardly underutilized.

The thing with the soldiers wasn't the last time this happened, though; I cracked my head open on the corner of an antique display case in Barry the Barber's shop recently and Little John was with me.

For one last time, Frederick, though in one sense out of his mind, was, in another, completely in control of his world.

No one notices when Walt goes to see his son for the last time, even though you'd imagine that area would be flooded with surveillance.

I did well there personally last time even though we lost the game so I felt like I knew the pitch quite well.