Sentence examples for next time though from inspiring English sources

Next time, though, he'll be on top of it.

Next time, though, there will be no excuses.

Next time, though, she said she would not hesitate to get out.

"Next time, though, don't make your werewolves so damned well dressed".

He did better the next time, though, and soon had his own night show, staying at the station throughout Byzantine internal struggles during which it lost its studios on East 62nd Street -- "the only people," Mr. Post said, "ever to lose money in New York real estate".

Next time, though, I'll be starting with a helmet that fits.

Manager Joe Girardi said Rasner would start the next time through the rotation, even though Jeff Karstens has been dominant lately for Scranton.

Maybe Italian women will be better represented next time - though, if Berlusconi is right about voters privileging "aesthetics", they will have to ensure female candidates are "beautiful chicks" to stand a chance.

Next time around, though, let's have something bold and contemporary that looks at the vitality and confusion of photography in the fast-forward digital age.

Given the information he gleaned from the Russian about the Pettigrew cover-up, you suspect he might be busier next time around though..

Next time around, though, Senna re-took the lead and this time made it stick, going on to win the race relatively comfortably.