Sentence examples for though back to from inspiring English sources

First, though, back to West's lead problem.

He's ticking along nicely today, though; back to back birdies at 12 and 13 have seen him move to -1.

This, though, (back to mark one yet again) can backfire: his pipeline westwards transmits gas, but the invisible pipeline running in the opposite direction transmits money.

On the drive home, though, back to Washington, D.C., when we got caught in a wall of fog, our car shaking as trucks roared past, I blurted out in fear, "Any mother whose child is out here tonight would sob!" The recognition that I did not have such a mother struck like an arrow to the throat.

Enough pulp trash though, back to high art.

Even though "Back to School" sales signs are already in shop windows, there has been little movement on Capitol Hill.

For now, though, back-to-back 1-0 losses — a first in franchise history — have left the Rangers wondering just how defense became the team's only strength.

And even though back-to-school time is a popular season for worrying about, checking for and diagnosing the bloodsucking parasites, infestations don't seem to occur more often at any particular time of year.

All of the profits, though, go back to the Kallari cooperative.

This Chopin collection, though, dates back to the beginnings of her career in Europe.

Mineros, though, hit back to win their game 3-1 and claim the title.