Sentence examples for though for anything from inspiring English sources

She doesn't have much time, though, for anything but boxing.

I would cover and refrigerate it, though, for anything over a couple of hours.

For now, though, for anything of a serious nature, you'll need to travel an hour away to the larger city of Ambato, or to Quito.

At a certain point, though (for anything more personal than weather, really) you'd probably want it to be a separate application rather than something that's on by default.

Brought to a hospital, the baby tests positive for marijuana, though not for anything worse.

Faced with public anger about the child exploitation scandal, my predecessor, Shaun Wright, had resigned – though not for anything he had done as police and crime commissioner.

USA 1 North Korea 0 Updated at 6.33pm BST 6.31pm BST 58 mins: Mood seems to have lifted in the stadium for the minute - though not for anything that's happening on the field.

That's a tough sell, though, for WeChat is anything but a disposable tool.

The check they receive, though, can be used for anything, not just travel.

Though, given my predilection for anything creamy, it seems likely that it happened.

In the form of a mantle or cloak, though too small for anything but ceremonial use, this illustrious artifact is threadbare.