Sentence examples for there though something from inspiring English sources

Ratmansky says that there is something else there, though, "something complex".

Being there, though, was something else.

There is, though, something different evolving around Arsenal.

There was, though, something familiar about this burst of anger.

There is, though, something more profound in the translation's influence.

There is, though, something about a flirty opener in England that cannot be tolerated.

There is, though, something more formidable at work than amazement that such risks were routinely taken (and embraced).

There was, though, something physically egregious, compelling, almost lordly, about the boy; though on his own admission, he was no beauty: "your black-eyed piglet," he signed himself to his beloved step-mother.

There is also, though, something melancholic about this exhibition and the prospective sales.

There was another thing though, something to do with following letters of the alphabet.

Thomas: I do think there is something out there though, Dave.