Sentence examples for though around from inspiring English sources
Only 5% of rioters said they had a degree, compared to around 20% of the UK population as a whole (based on 2001 census data) – though around 44% of rioters were in education.
Even at 3 a.m., there's a line out the door, said Anthony King, the artistic director of the Upright Citizens Brigade, though, "around noon, you can get in pretty easily".
At that point, his drug-taking was mild, mainly marijuana; LSD, though around, scared him, he said.
Some had food or brown-bagged bottles and shared, though around 6 p.m. they arranged a fairly safe stairway to the ground, so intrepid men could stretch their legs and go to the Little Neck deli.
Though around since 1938, when Arturo Toscanini joined other musicians who refused to play at the Salzburg Festival under the Nazis or were barred from doing so, the Lucerne Festival had fallen into some obscurity by the 1990s.
In the state of Mexico, which surrounds the capital and is the country's most populous state, the opposition's division looks likely to hand victory to the PRI, even though around 60% of voters may choose candidates from other parties.The moral is clear enough.
The pound keeps falling, though, to around $1.5173.
This time around, though, things seem different.
This time around, though, certain pundits have tired of them.
