Sentence examples for though countless from inspiring English sources
Though countless islands dot the seas.
I don't know who the young women are, though countless times I've searched their faces, their clothing, for clues.
That's where I'll be in July, revisiting old haunts, and discovering new corners; a place to call my own, even though countless others have felt it to be theirs before me.
She died earlier this year, just after giving birth again, but her genes will live on though countless generations of thoroughbreds, especially if Sea the Stars can match Galileo as a great sire.
By Arthur Guiterman The New Yorker, March 18 , 1939P. 32 Though countless islands dot the seas View Article By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.
Whether battling saboteurs or snipers, American and British occupation leaders find that the public mood has turned critical, even though countless Iraqis remain pleased that Saddam Hussein is gone and still place considerable hope in the Americans and British to improve things.
Switching form is not simple, though, as countless runners who have tried will attest".I think that experienced runners are able to change stride pattern" relatively easily, Mr. Kulmala said".But nonexperienced runners find it more difficult".
But though he went through countless hours of stretching and massage therapy every week, the Lakers' young players were left without him on the practice floor while wondering whether he'd be in the lineup for the next game.
Today, though, there are countless baby sign groups offering hundreds of classes in the UK alone.
What we can never measure though are the countless innovations and discoveries and contributions that did not occur for our nation because children's potentials were stunted by poverty.
Each of them, in his own particular way, helped to renew and transform madrigal techniques even though the countless admirers of Marenzio felt that the pinnacles of perfection had already been reached.
