Sentence examples for though if a from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tellefsen said that the firm would be flexible, though, if a subtenant wanted the 31st floor instead.

It would be far from surprising, though, if a good number are tempted back, not least for next month's European pool game against Leinster.

How nice it would be, though, if a club the size of Madrid could be propped up by their own local hero again.

What would happen, though, if a very inventive theatrical writer were commissioned to do short pieces in that space, taking off from Mr. Murakami's work?

One may wonder, though, if a cute young woman is driven to the bottle nightly, what of us the rest of us?

What happens, though, if a director doesn't direct your gaze in familiar ways, shuns classic compositions on the one hand or fast cuts and close-ups on the other, plays with or disrupts narrative norms?

Though, if an animal eats a table leg or poops on the carpet, businesses can still ask them to leave.

Though, if an ethics committee did decide that there was grounds to expel Moore, it'd probably become much easier to get behind the idea.

That said, though, if an overweight child drinks a lot of juice, reducing juice intake may be a logical way to cut back on calories.

There is a danger, though, if not a likelihood, that the secret police and their corrupt allies in industry, or radical Islamists, will assert themselves forcefully.

Part of me wonders, though, if being a foreigner with strong (indeed, native) English skills made me more appealing.