Sentence examples for own though from inspiring English sources

If you're on your own, though, what takes effort is to seek out old China.

He had a secret cipher of his own, though, a dove with an olive branch.

It took a few years before Leigh established a name of her own, though, post-Ridgemont.

He comes into his own, though, in the remorse and redemption sequences.

In doing all of this, Noble tramples over all known boundaries – mainly his own, though also those of others.

Nouveau Vieux Montreal truly came into its own, though, with the June 2012 debut of arts institution Centre PHI.

On its own, though, the latest move is likely to have limited implications for the broader economy.

If you felt like building your own, though, there are also established recipes.

If you have your own, though, knock yourself out.

If you're on your own though, look at you main goal point (the thing you're trying to reach).

You'll have to find your own, though.