Sentence examples for progresses though from inspiring English sources

As "Dreamless Land" progresses, though, it becomes harder to follow.

As work on the house progresses though, memories of his father's abuse begin to flood back.

As the film progresses, though, and the camera begins to linger on her, that physical difference and slight coldness begin to make sense.

As the play progresses, though, nonsigning audience members will need their assistance less and less; by the time this nutty show is over, everyone in the house will know the signs for "electroshock therapy," "dirigible," "cry" and "oral sex".

As the second half of the book progresses, though, especially after a man attempts to cut in line in front of him at the ATM, he dives into longer and longer passages of pure description: the stench of the marigolds a janitor/priest wraps around his neck, the monkeys that disruptively run past, the endless stream of children asking for "school pen, school pen".

As the movie progresses, though, a tension grows from this same viewing experience.

Legislative progress, though, is slow.

The progress, though, has been uneven.

Mickelson said his progress, though, was encouraging.

That technological progress, though, was sporadic.

With progress, though, come new vexations.