Sentence examples for though a day from inspiring English sources

He expanded on it, though, a day after officials ruled that Tanner Pearson caused Chicago's Niklas Hjalmarsson to contact Blackhawks goalie Scott Darling to negate Tyler Toffoli's goal in the opening minutes.

Soon, though, a day of epiphany came, on a specific round, when, aged twenty-four, clearly, if not for the first time, I envisioned golf as a psychological Sing Sing in which I was an inmate.

Friends and neighbours treated her as a criminal, even though a day before they had entrusted their children to her care.

The UNHCR, the world body's refugee agency, said yesterday it could not confirm the figure because it has no permanent access to the border - though a day of monitoring suggested it could be true.

Woakes, who has become the first England bowler other than Jimmy Anderson, Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann to claim 20 wickets in a series since Ryan Sidebottom in 2008 and has taken 21 at present, conceded the pitch at his home ground does tend to hold together, though a day of sunshine could see cracks possibly appear.

For this fan, though, a day spent at Cameron was indeed perfect.

For now though, a nice day for bitcoin, and a nice day for Dell, a company that has been somewhat off the grid since it went private late last year.

Quietly, though, a four-day week became a common option for public employees at city and county level.

And though, as a Wednesday this is technically a school-night, you might have a few drinks.

It was, though, an excellent day for George Nissen and the device he named after a Mexican diving board.

Mostly, though, she practiced: twice a day, six days a week.