Sentence examples for though is doing from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood, though, is doing just fine without its keys.

Thai Rock, though, is doing its best to effect a sea change.

What Hameed relishes most, though, is doing right by those close to him.

Mr. McGreevey, though, is doing more than just handing off his office to Mr. Codey in November.

Colquitt, though, is doing a fine job with those, and this time pins the Texans to their own two-yard line.

At worst, on a creative writing course, the tutor will be able to show you how to do some magic tricks; at best, they will teach you how to be a good magician; beyond that, though, is doing magic – and that you will have to learn for yourself.

The question from there, though, is does it even matter?

My advice, though, is: Don't hold your breath.

Second question, though, is: Does the soul, even if it exists, survive the destruction of the body?

My question to you though is, do you think the press coverage has been fair?

Most of the actual picking, though, is done by the Donatos, who welcome visitors with explanations about the hydroponic process.