Sentence examples for pivotal though from inspiring English sources

A dramatic third game early in the third set proved pivotal, though, as Nishikori survived four break points and seven deuces to hang on, bringing the crowd on side as they got behind the underdog.

Two other New York primaries were pivotal, though.

The words turn out to be pivotal, though – here and throughout.

The pivotal, though hazily defined, figure is Guy Littleton, a philanderer allegedly based on Ian Fleming.

The elder Plummer is a main character in the book, pivotal though dead and gone.

All that injustice.' To tell this history, Johnson enlists pivotal, though little known, black campaigners such as John Le Rose, founder of New Beacon Books; the educationalist Professor Gus John and Roxy Harriss, a trustee of the George Padmore Institute, an archive of black British history Johnson sees as a vital way of 'debriefing' coming generations.

For Indonesia, the founding president, Sukarno, too, is a pivotal figure, though his successor, Suharto, ruled far longer and arguably casts a longer shadow over the country today.

The pivotal figure, though, is a visitor named Count Ut-Vege, who is from Hungary and arrives just after the accident, accompanied by lighting effects and a mysterious flock of birds.

In 1978, when the thirty-one-year-old Bill Clinton began campaigning for governor, Hillary Rodham, by this time a veteran not only of the McGovern campaign but also of the 1976 Carter campaign (she was his No. 2 coördinator in Indiana), played a pivotal role, though it was largely behind the scenes.

City's ascent to the top of the Premier League in place of United left both managers reflecting on pivotal games, though Mancini declared that the 3-2 third-round FA Cup defeat in January, rather than the 6-1 Old Trannihilationilatiof of last October, allowed his players to know they had crossed a psychological frontier.

Still, Jeter stressed that thick payrolls, though pivotal, guarantee nothing.