Sentence examples for so though in from inspiring English sources
Glass doesn't say so, though, in his new autobiography, "Words Without Music".
You didn't say so, though, in those days, and there was no help for you anyway.
The stars of Pop and minimal art did so, though in most cases with some degree of irony.
Well, "menopausal" can also encompass the build-up (or perimenopause), which can last up to four years, and the aftermath (generally another four years or so – though in extreme cases a decade or more).
Similarly, the death of Jesus is unfolded in detail by Ms. Gubaidulina and Mr. Rihm, whereas both Mr. Golijov and Mr. Tan supply only the devastating cry from the cross: "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" They do so, though, in different terms.
Not so, though, in the case of lower or intermediate courts.
His best chance to do so though came in the following race in Malaysia.
Mr Singh, born before partition in territory that is now Pakistan, is personally eager to do so (though others in his government, and hawkish opposition parties, disagree).
Her Wikipedia page was briefly updated to say so, though backstage in the press room, Ms. Foster denied that she would ever stop performing – "you couldn't drag me away" — while adding that she would like be to directing "tomorrow".
She was 12 years old or so, though technically in Sichuan, a province a good 1,000 miles west of Nanking.
This is arguably more so, though, with nanotechnology in the US and the EU, given the historical context in which nano-based products are being placed.
