Sentence examples for though I walk from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, though, I walk into Ricky's, a beauty-supply chain headquartered in New York, and my head spins.

For now, though, I walk past the pig house and look at the two young pigs nestled in the hay, and I find myself thinking not how hot they must be but how comfortable they look, ear-deep in bedding.

Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of red tape, I will fear no inspection.

I feel as though I walk with my head up now and I feel a lot stronger emotionally.

So here is Alter's inspired attempt to English the Hebrew: Though I walk in the vale of         death's shadow,         I fear no harm,         For You are with me.

Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil; I remember what Sister Epps said.

A few days later, though, I walked out.

At 6,000ft, Arolla in the Valais region of Switzerland is one of Europe's highest campsites, reached by a one-hour bus journey from the nearest train station at Sion, though I walked to it along the Haute Route from Chamonix, staying in mountain refuges along the way before the final day's descent to the small village of Arolla, which had some of the best views of the entire trek.

And though I walked those avenues every day, my feet did not touch them.

In the end though, I walked away, sipped my water, and kept moving.

Though, whenever I walk into Marc Jacobs's shop in Paris, I think a little of her store.