Sentence examples for though are yet from inspiring English sources

Joe Denly and Sam Northeast, though, are yet to sign contract extensions beyond this season and the squad is frighteningly small.

The worst, though, was yet to come.

The buyout, though, is yet another example of the "Double Irish" that Apple infamously failed to explain away this week.

The abuse of players, though, is yet one more problem with college sports (not having a free market for players =- I would argue -- is another).

What lay ahead of me, though, was yet another event in Jerusalem in 1972 that I found personally fulfilling and unforgettable.

The best part of this story, though, is yet to come: The original video post came from a Facebook page called Sydney Events Escorts.

Underwater photography, videography and wildlife presenting courses are also on sale, though dates are yet to be announced.

Mosques are a normal feature of our cities, though they are yet to be seen as typically Australian.

Many phytochemicals have been identified though a great many are yet to be identified [ 1].

In the case of third-generation (3G) telephones, the answer is undoubtedly yes even though nobody is yet using them.

The Championship club value the player at around £4m even though he is yet to make his first-team debut.