Sentence examples for though decided from inspiring English sources

China and India, though, decided to wait until nearer the Paris meeting.

Republicans on Long Island, though, decided to go after Mr. Forbes on their own.

Jane, though, decided enough was enough and told Ian she was leaving.

West, though, decided that he had chosen his sleeping accommodation on the first round.

Some painters, though, decided to recreate Shakespearean moments without reference to the stage, going directly from page to canvas.

John and Sarah, though, decided to kick the heat up a notch by ordering the Level 2 green chile – which the waiter would only give to them in tiny amounts – and sweating/crying their way through it.

Few New Yorkers, though, decide to inspect Afghanistan for themselves.

South, though, deciding to trust his opponents, sacrificed in seven clubs, which West doubled.

"Ultimately, though, deciding whether people should remain anonymous while the subject of a police investigation is a matter for parliament.

He turned towards the fence, and propped himself up on it, whispering to a Williams official, as though deciding on a common plan of attack.

The striker did not find football all consuming though, deciding, while still playing, to pursue business interests.