Sentence examples for though, though from inspiring English sources

Bad news for the UK though (though perhaps again reflecting a much healthier gender balance of participants) – we are the second slowest nation in Europe.

One of them, though, though he paused as often as his fellows and squinted as earnestly at the athlete, was drawing a four-motored bomber.

(In 1973, all the money in the world couldn't buy you a hard onn erection … Oh, yes it could, something unregulated from Czechoslovakia, does the trick though, though). Sprinkled throughout is a little look-away violence.

Other smaller deals have gone though though.

Once you click though, though, Facebook's Trending pages (seen above) look a lot more basic than Twitter's.

The shares have been rising from a low of $1.81 on March 6 after talks with banker Deutsche Bank reportedly fell though, though they remain far below the $96 level at which they traded in the fall of 2007, before the subprime crisis crimped economic growth and made gambling seem like too much of a gamble for many.

Though at peace, though safe.

Spare a though for Deans though.

Constans is very important, though, even though his plans come to naught.

It went on, though, even though Margarito had no chance to win.

Though successful, though well liked and well paid, Richard Stark had simply downed tools.