Sentence examples for though at some point from inspiring English sources

This liquid mixture is added to the pan, the cover replaced, the heat lowered, and the cooking finished (though at some point you do have to wash and dry the salad greens).

This fabulous textile is now, of course, behind glass, though at some point, decades ago, someone who had reason to feel proud must have worn it, taken it off, put it aside, perhaps tossed it across a bed like the elegant Senufo one in the show, or draped it over a stool, like the timeworn Mossi example in the same display case.

Many of these services depend on those big networks for eyeballs, though, at some point, their popularity will wane.

The thing is though, at some point that colony is going to have to be broken up, because let's face it, chocolate bunnies are meant to be eaten.

We do, though, at some point have to consider O'Reilly's specific statements on what "traditional America" is.

The Conservatives remain lost in the fog of ancient memories, though at some point, be warned, they will emerge.

Everyone knows, though, that at some point, sooner rather than later, the curtain will fall.

Making an outline is helpful too though, because at some point, you'll want to put those scenes in some kind of order.

Then he proceeded to deal with some of the more serious charges in sufficient detail — though at some points incorrectly and at other points misleadingly — to make it appear that he had satisfactorily disposed of the question of his own involvement.

Though at some points LaVey refers to Satan as a physical being, this is intended to encourage the Satanist's "rational self-interest".

It does nag at Allen, though, that she may at some point have "nothing more to write about".