Sentence examples for though going through from inspiring English sources

He wasted his money, though, going through the motions to please me.

Just a few weeks ago, though, going through heirlooms that had been left by my wife's ailing ninety-three-year-old mother when she moved out of the family house in Montreal, we found a beautiful hand-lettered, framed recipe for something called Martha's Bread.

Others, though, went through the Prince back catalogue, and then usually just played Purple Rain anyway.

Compared with what others were going through, though, these were minor hardships.

The chances of such a complicated deal going through, though, are small.

Shareholders angry about his share awards voted down Burberry's remuneration report in 2014 though the deal went through because the vote was not binding.

The deal went through, though without the chief executive.

The New Yorker, January 30 , 1926 P. 7Looks as though Ziegfeld going through season without using invention Prof. Robert Wood on Follies girls.

Latin America, though, is going through some turbulence of its own, as growth in its two largest economies trails off sharply after several boom years, as exports wane and as domestic demand slackens.

What is almost certainly important, though, is going through the different stages of the sleep cycle, from light, to "slow wave", to REM (the average person goes through about four or five sleep cycles of 90-120 minutes a night).

Before he founded PLab, though, Perlstein went through some serious soul searching.