Sentence examples for though breaks from inspiring English sources

Mayweather, though, breaks this with impunity.

But the person who reclines when the passenger behind does not, wins a benefit directly from his opponent (and, for anyone who has spent a flight battling with the person in front of him, opponent is the correct word).Equilibrium, though, breaks down in the face of a disruptive technology.

Though breaks in the academic year can present scheduling challenges, college officials can continue communications through email, Skype or on the phone, said Djuna Perkins, an independent consultant at DP Law firm in Dedham, Massachusetts, who has been hired by other universities to investigate sexual assault cases.

Store sales, though, broke even.

The old ensemble system, though, broke down for good reason.

A few, though, break free and such open-ocean waves are powerful and can travel great distances.

The Welsh do fantastic work in defence though, breaking the move down and scattering the Irish attack into disarray.

The same warning applies to this purse as to a knife, though: break it out, and someone's going to get hurt — not necessarily the other guy.

But really though, breaking America is wholly doable.

We do invest in prisons for black and Latino folks, though, breaking up their families and breaking down their communities.

This shadow, though, mischievously breaks free of its own volition, leading its owner on a wild odyssey to the Moon.