Sentence examples for mentioned though and from inspiring English sources

His name continues to be mentioned, though, and his disciplining of the England international Liam Plunkett for missing a Yorkshire training session on Saturday has won him further admirers.

No pricing or availability information was mentioned, though, and Sony doesn't have a record of offering low initial prices, so let's not hold our breath just yet.

Speakerphone functions work great on this unit as mentioned, though, and the Siri integration is actually really handy for quickly checking stuff like the weather forecast or for making calls without ever having to take your phone out of your pocket, which can really come in handy if you're caught in the rain or, I dunno, sliding down the side of a mountain.

And adultery well, the very concept was too suburban even to mention, though, like everyone else, the students were subject to jealous fits and fights.

And adultery — well, the very concept was too suburban even to mention, though, like everyone else, the students were subject to jealous fits and fights.

There were some boys-with-toys worth mentioning, though, from Canada's Digits to UK Quirk&B boy Kwes and post-HudMo/Rustie mad maximalist Bobby Tank.

Gaynor mentions, though, that what you don't tend to find out about are the frictions between inhabitants.

It is worth mentioning, though, the two main caveats of our exercise.

What those reviews always mention, though, and what really keeps everyone I know who's been to No. 9 Park going back is the pasta.

Debussy's opera invariably first comes to mind whenever Pelléas is mentioned, though Fauré and Sibelius also produced significant versions in the form of concert suites drawn from incidental music.

McPhee's wife, Jane Belo, a woman of means and an anthropologist, is never mentioned, though they traveled (and built the house) on her money.