Sentence examples for though as usual from inspiring English sources

It's possible to guess at Murdoch's calculation here — though, as usual, he was taking a gamble.

This season he was inspired by the girl power of superhero comics, though, as usual, nothing was too literal.

Our memories of cricket, unlike other sports (though, as usual, I'll make an exception for cycling's Grands Tours) are themselves fictions.

The game left Scolari admitting that Chelsea 's chances of taking the title were "no more in our hands" though, as usual, he rejected talk of pressure.

Previously, the company was reportedly planning to IPO as early as March, though, as usual, all these things are subject to change.

David Cameron went on the offensive over Europe, in a speech that was seen by many, including the BBC's deputy political editor James Landale, as an attempt to take on UKIP's arguments, even though, as usual, he did not mention Nigel Farage's party by name.

Thing is though, as per usual, there are no actual numbers in the press release.

As usual there is supposed to be a theme invoked or a story told by the show -- Dominic Champagne, the director, also gets credit as the writer -- though also as usual the narrative so hazy as to be inconsequential.

We also continue to support sanctions against Syria, even though sanctions, as usual, do little harm to the regime they are directed at.

The question is rarely discussed, but it is not hard to find a serious answer – though not, as usual, in the fevered pronouncements.

On the eighth day of the eighth month, 2008 (supposedly, an auspicious date), the national teams enter the Olympic stadium ("the bird's nest"), though not, as usual, in alphabetical order.