Sentence examples for scratch though from inspiring English sources

Instead of creating the portfolio entirely from scratch, though, Mr. Adamy found a template on the portfolio Web site MyPlanIQ.com, which offers myriad portfolios and monitoring functions.

Very well then I contradict myself, (I am large, I contain multitudes). Even if we were starting the Hall from scratch, though, the case against steroid users would be weak.

Peter isn't starting completely from scratch, though, as a previous pastor named Kurtzberg has already educated the Oasans in the "techniques of Jesus" as they put it, before disappearing and apparently going native.

You won't need to start from scratch though, just use the stick again from step 7, and they should relearn it immediately.

It's better not to scratch, though sometimes the itch is so intense that scratching feels compulsory".

Eczema is often called "the itch you can't scratch," though a wiser description would be "the itch you shouldn't scratch".

Other movements could produce similar scratches, though, such as movement of the bones of the two halves of the lower jaw.

Scratch it, though, and the second layer reveals itself: the advisability of growing up and the widespread contemporary practice of avoiding it.

This is more than a story of mutual back-scratching, though.

The set's prints show some light speckling and scratches, though nothing too serious, given the age of the films.

The biggest head-scratches, though, should really be reserved for the Bengals, whom CBSSports.com's Mike Freeman believes have lost every last marble in signing the troubled running back Larry Johnson.