Sentence examples for though centres from inspiring English sources

However, Lancaster said scrum-half Danny Care missed training earlier on Tuesday and is rated 50-50 "at best" for Saturday's Test, though centres Billy Twelvetrees and Luther Burrell will be available for selection.

Even though centre left the Millennium Stadium with his right foot encased in a protective boot, he is optimistic of making a quick recovery from toe ligament trouble.

He will also recite his poems to the queues waiting to enter the club, though Centre Court's new roof will deny him the chance to upstage Sir Cliff Richard in the rain-tertainment stakes.

It should be considered alongside St. Gregory I's Pastoral Care (6th century): though centred on the role of bishops, rather than secular lords, Gregory's emphasis on humility as a key virtue of those holding worldly power, on the moral temptations of secular might, and on the need to provide moral leadership by example made it a key reference point for future writers.

The number of short plays proliferated until they were organized into great cycles covering the whole biblical story from the creation to the Last Judgment, though centring on the Passion and designed to express the humanity as well as the divinity of Christ.

To many though, centre-forward is the problem position for Brazil as they build towards the World Cup.

Though centre-back Fazio was making his Premier League debut for Spurs, it was Younes Kaboul who looked the novice, while Lamela continued to struggle whenever he was asked to track back.

Even though centre-to-centre variations are well known for quantitative variables, we cannot rule out the possible presence of assay-related of bias.

This means that the cumulative incidence of patients dying and being transplanted was higher in larger centres, even though centre volume did not change the underlying (cause-specific) hazard of these outcomes.

Halifax did not have to wait long to score again, though, as centre-back Matty Brown rose highest to nod home.

Increasingly, though, they are centres of white-collar work.