When he talks about himself, though, Harris continually brings up one theme: he can't hit.
He has pledged to attend his trial, though not continually – a legal novelty for the ICC.
Not surprisingly Cronin is excited by these prospects, though he continually adds the caveat that they are still essentially at the "science fiction" stage of this process.
Tired of these, she wanders through the house and there — though she continually shouts "Hello!" — she can get the attention neither of her parents nor of her little brother.
The fences of the title are being built on stage (real sawing), where Libby Watson's design has created a shabby clapboard house in Pittsburgh: it's welcoming, though people continually survey each other through its windows.
They lavish attention on "cancer clusters" -- like football players in the Meadowlands or breast-cancer victims on Long Island -- even though clusters continually turn out to be be unrelated to environmental pollutants.
Poor Hart, holding her own out there onstage in a swimsuit, at first earns no respect, though she continually has to tell the blase bureau contingent what to do.
He said: "We probably under-achieved [in Europe] even though we continually got to the quarter-final three-times on the bounce before last year, when we didn't.
His mother, Jane, said that "though Stephen continually told all of us that he didn't do charity work for recognition, even he acknowledged that to be appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire was awesome".
