Sentence examples for though have one from inspiring English sources

We did, though, have one or two sightings of black folks.

They do, though, have one of the most talented players in the game in Sam Burgess.

It does, though, have one obvious potential weakness: that space between the wide forwards and the full-backs, outside the two holding midfielders but too narrow for the full-backs to combat without risking leaving a channel outside them for an opposing full-back or wing-back to overlap into.

I did, though, have one regret.

The Rangers, though, have one player they can always count on, the superb Henrik Lundqvist.

The UK does though have one of the world's favourite cities but had no entry in the top 10 cities to live in the world.

The Brinleys, though, had one last trial by fire.

In these and other examples, we find that the 3D algorithm, though having one more dimension, does not have an observable disadvantage in terms of the rate of reducing the localization estimation error.

"It's as though you have one economy on Earth and the other on Mars," said David Dreman, head of Dreman Value Management.

Estafan, though, did have one minor quibble.

As with many cherished memories, though, I do have one painful regret concerning that day.