Sentence examples for nuts though from inspiring English sources

They obtained food principally by foraging wild seeds, roots, and nuts, though agriculture was apparently incipient at this time.

Lady Macbeth, Gertrude and Ophelia sort of fizzle out by becoming a bit nuts (though Queen Margaret in the Henry VI plays is interesting when young and ambitious).

The marzipan covering is quite thin, but the cake itself is rich and moist, packed with fruit and huge nuts, though it does fall apart when cut.

Cooper, off the couch and by my side, was more interested in sampling the nuts, though he settled for finishing my cookie.

He added that many members adhere to the Paleo diet — a Stone Age regimen of meat, vegetables, fruit and nuts — though he and his girlfriend, Katie Mohrhauser, 26, have found it hard to go without sugar and beer.

Phase One was widely panned by Prince nuts, though not by me (I considered it to be possibly his most satisfying album since Lovesexy, which is the Prince equivalent of calling a Bowie album "possibly his best since Scary Monsters").

I am not someone you'd ever describe as a fashion nut, though I do try to look presentable at work and elsewhere.

Instead of being thrilled, as he should be, reveling in his triumph and engaging in a crash course of learning about the world off which he's now such a central part, Trump looks increasingly like an arrogantly ignorant borderline nut, though I will still give him the benefit of the doubt and refer to him as "erratic".

Being nuts about it, though, I suggest to my brother (along for the ride) that on the first night we watch the DVD.

Comes with you ordering dessert for yourself and complaining that whatever it is "doesn't have enough nuts," even though it was not supposed to have any nuts.

Garnishing is where the real fun comes in, and this is where I like to go nuts, as though I were using an Arcimboldo painting as my model.