Sentence examples for spectacular though from inspiring English sources

He has proved an energetic and efficient administrator, but no great innovator.Over the nine years of Mr Stoiber's premiership, Bavaria's economy has grown by 18%—not spectacular, though well above the meagre 13% managed by western Germany as a whole.

"They are really spectacular, though," she said, showing off a 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-footite thousen the state of Newithmpshire in threeitchen and, to be sure, a dock and a boat slip, for $1.8 million.

Nothing spectacular, though.

Spectacular though the show undoubtedly was, not everybody was starry-eyed.

Far more spectacular, though, were the freewheeling, anything-goes events, the "happenings" and "acid tests".

The Met exhibition of Eurasian metal objects is comparably spectacular, though more esoteric.

By the zone's modest standards, that would be spectacular stuff, though not as stunning as the previous quarter's 0.9%.

Ross made some spectacular saves, though, during a second half in which Luton rediscovered the verve that has made them a thrilling proposition at times.

You do get to savour the spectacular views, though, not least on the long climbs out of the river valleys: from Cheesefoot Head, you can see out to the Solent and the Isle of Wight; west of Amberley, the trail follows sections of a high ridge and you look down on great lakes of green leaves in the heavily wooded Weald to the north, and over the sea to the south.

He likes spectaculars though and fires a fierce shot that Gspurning has to be very alert to to tip over.

Most spectacular of all, though, are the nightclubs.