Sentence examples for though curiously from inspiring English sources

(Blowin' Money Fast)" and "MC Hammer" (though curiously, not "No. 1," which features Diddy) Throughout, Diddy gamely played second fiddle, rapping along in parts and ad-libbing exclamations.

Though, curiously, he was not quite a first choice, this was enough to earn him a move to Leeds for the start of 1999-00.

Others find the college elegant, though, curiously, the office occupied by Bullock until his death was unappealing, and almost a rebuke to modern achitecture.

It's a story about "the morality of power", how the haves will always flex their political and legal muscle to survive, though, curiously, Gere sees Miller as one of us.

Mr. Greig is a popular writer here – his "Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart" was one of the biggest hits of last year's Edinburgh Fringe and has been presented in several American venues, though, curiously, not in New York City.

The book begins with the narrator, who Sontag says is a fictional creation, not Sontag — though, curiously, she seems to have married Philip Rieff, or someone very like him, and worked in war relief in Sarajevo in the nineteen-nineties — crashing a dinner party given for Maryna in Kraków in 1875.

In addition, mutations that would be expected to alter the flexibility of the region reduced fusion with epithelial cells, though, perhaps curiously, not fusion with B cells [31].

Curiously, though, Wheeldon seemed to try to calm them down.

(Curiously, though, turnout was barely up on 2004).

Curiously, though, the film omits something he did do.

Curiously, though, the struggle seems to have inspired them both; artists sometimes require an enemy.