Sentence examples for though fellow from inspiring English sources

Hollywood, 47, dismissed the claims as "rubbish" and said he though fellow contestant Kimberley "was far prettier".

Though fellow Democrats and Clintonites, they have nevertheless carried on a long-running feud that can only partly be explained by customary tensions between city and state.

Though fellow Mancunian musician Shaun Ryder was recently a runner-up on I'm a Celebrity, "you feel a bit like a part of your soul's gone even after doing two days of it," Smith explained.

Rose holed again from 25 feet to birdie the 17th, and though fellow Englishman Westwood birdied the last for a 67, Rose parred safely to finish with a 66.

Hopes of UK success will largely rest on 12 Years star Chiwetel Ejiofor, though fellow Briton Sally Hawkins has a shot at glory for her supporting turn in Blue Jasmine.

She declined to do so, though fellow California Representative Chester E. Holifield warned her that she would not be able to get around the state fast enough to explain her vote and Nixon would "beat [her] brains in".

This time, though, her fellow judges know better than to release her.

Considering McIlroy's age and background, though, his fellow Northern Irishman Graeme McDowell isn't surprised at the mental meltdown, Robert Lusetich writes on Foxsports.com.com

Birchall's clearance gives Micky Adams plenty of food for though as fellow newcomers Paul Marshall and Chris Shuker also impressed on their Vale debuts at the weekend.

New backup Bo Scaife is a better option in this sense, though like fellow backup Chase Coffman (a non-contributor through two seasons) Scaife's best asset is his receiving.

Five years later, though, a fellow understudy in that production, Michael Caine, was starring in Zulu while Gill was at the bottom of the credits and about to leave the profession for a life as a theatre director and writer.