Sentence examples for paid though from inspiring English sources

Little attention has been paid, though, to the industry's youth-marketing initiatives.

"We, and others, have been losing out in some big auctions recently". With huge advances being paid, though, it is no wonder authors' agents speak more kindly of Bloomsbury.

He has also traveled internationally at the invitation of governments of Japan, Finland, and most recently Italy, where he has created installations and even been paid, though never enough to come back with much in his pocket, he says.

What J.P. Morgan has paid, though, to settle various lawsuits since Enron's demise nearly four years ago has by far surpassed anything it earned when Enron was Wall Street's golden goose.

This lack of hair has been attributed to everything from a putative aquatic period in the species's past to the advantages of displaying a healthy skin to members of the opposite sex.Less attention has been paid, though, to the fact that humans are not really hairless at all.

Whether and what creditors get paid, though, depends on a lot of factors.

When I went to pay, though, I got a surprise.

Theatre doesn't pay like TV work pays, though.

And she pays, though rarely more than $5 a ticket.

The price to pay, though, is smaller audiences.

Keeping Americans paying, though, will soon be someone else's job.