Sentence examples for more though the from inspiring English sources

For $5 or $10 more, though, the possibilities abound.

Before he could do much more, though, the firm checked his credit history.

Once more, though, the spectators had been deprived of eight overs' play even allowing for the extra half-hour, which has pretty much become standard.

More and more, though, the final argument is a defensive one, that Poland cannot afford to be the only country in the region out of the club.

More and more, though, the conventional wisdom is looking like wishful thinking.

No more, though: the drab fluorescent tube has been rehabilitated.

He is more, though, than the product of good mentoring.

More and more, though, I'm hearing the latter.

More often, though, the opposite is true.

More often, though, the message is solemnly spelled out.

More often, though, the outrage is slightly confected.