Sentence examples for though be able from inspiring English sources

It would, though, be able to store about 200MWhr of energy, with an output of 50MW.

The home side will, though, be able to count on their attacking trifecta of Luis Suárez, Edinson Cavani and Diego Forlán, who has scored seven goals (including this tasty long-range howitzer) in his nine Gaucho championship games for Internacional in Brazil this year.

The UK would, though, be able to leave both the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the Common Fisheries Policy CFPP) which would save money in EU budget contributions and allow the UK to set its own policy in these areas.

Neither, though, was able to re-establish himself.

Ravi Bopara has a back injury, though was able to take full part in practice on Wednesday.

Neither designer, though, is able to tell us anything new about dressing.

The Denisovans, though, were able to move south through large regions of Asia that were not covered by glaciers.

The Parkland survivors, though, were able to speak directly to Trump simply by speaking into news cameras.

Those who were able to see the site, though, were able to watch the full six-minute spot that shows the controversial border wall.

The Belarussians, though, were able to re-export the gasoline, diesel, bitumen and other products to Europe at a healthy profit.

Though being able to fit your waist into Eat, Pray, Love fitness apparel company Lululemon's tight yoga pants matters a little less now.