Sentence examples for though in a recent from inspiring English sources
Though in a recent interview Ms. Elliot-Said said she would like to be remembered for something "more spiritual" than her early punk efforts, she was also aware of the impact she had on music.
Digg founder Kevin Rose refused to speculate on it, though, in a recent interview.
The economist Paul Krugman, for instance, believes that the effect is significant, though in a recent academic paper he concluded that it was impossible to quantify.
Roth could not be reached for comment, though in a recent BBC interview he sounded resigned: "I make up the stories,... and now he's going to make up a story about me," Roth said of Miller.
Diodoros was criticized by Palestinian Christians for reported sales and long-term leases of church properties in Israel, though in a recent case the patriarchate produced evidence that one of its leases had been extended fraudulently, without the patriarch's knowledge.
The Met has released scant information about the elaborate production Mr. Lepage is planning, though in a recent interview Mr. Gelb asserted that, like Mr. Schenk, Mr. Lepage is a "great storyteller".
As a group, though, I found in a recent American Enterprise Institute study that Millennials are actually better retirement savers than Gen Xers or even the Baby Boomers.
Fernando Rossi, though, said in a recent telephone interview that he thought Arena had been "out of line".
Dr. Kuperman, though, said in a recent interview that he still thought that the woman who called him was Mrs. Durst.
That's especially true when it comes to housing, because of the ingrained assumption that, over time, real estate is guaranteed to be an excellent investment — even though Shiller, in a recent book, shows that, allowing for inflation, American home prices barely budged during the twentieth century.
In Campania, stronghold of the Camorra syndicate, a firefighting helicopter was shot at on August 6th.In Spain, though, a recent study by Greenpeace, an environmental lobby group, suggested that deliberate arsonists were only a minority.
