Sentence examples for though, keep in mind from inspiring English sources

Though, keep in mind that this is a murder book and there is some challenging vocabulary.

Hawk has been a disappointment for a former No. 5 overall pick, though keep in mind, "average" does not mean "poor".

When it comes to swimming, though, keep in mind that the Atlantic can be a rough ride for 10-year-olds — or even their dads.

Buses are a simple, affordable way to travel from one country to another, though keep in mind that they will take up a chunk of your time; flying, of course, is quicker, but the more expensive option.

Before you mark your calendar, though, keep in mind the star-crossed history of the theater's $700 million restoration, which has taken nearly 5 years of its 185-year existence: originally planned to be finished in 2008, work was delayed and last year prosecutors opened an investigation into the possible embezzlement of funds intended for the project.

(Though, keep in mind, there have been some reporting errors over the past week).

This step must be weighed carefully, though, and keep in mind that human resources departments tend to protect the organization over the individual, Professor Sutton says.

Complexity may not be what you're after in your summer whites, though, so keep in mind that there's nothing wrong with preferring the cheaper options.

It's beta software, though, so keep in mind that it may still have plenty of bugs (I wouldn't install this on my main phone, for example).

They couldn't very well streak the 8GB black though, so keep in mind there are five different colors, not four, for the updated iPod Nano.

I'll strip off and rephrase things to remove their focus on creating villains, though do keep in mind that original purpose they created it for.