Sentence examples for though it began from inspiring English sources

As Intel performed its due diligence on its investment, though, it began to see the outlines of a possible strategy shift, one that might result in the widespread use of its products in network switches.

First, though, it began with exhausting other options.

Soon, though, it began to feel as if the famous Hampden roar had been smuggled south to the home of English rugby.

The phrase "Cool Britannia", which felt fresh and funny for at least 15 or 20 seconds after it was first trotted out in 1997, was invoked again; as the guests arrived, though, it began to feel a bit misplaced.

The priciest was a seven-floor town house at 150 West 15th Street, with an elevator, 10 baths and a Jacuzzi on the roof, at $16.9 million — though it began its stint on the market two years ago at $22 million, according to Streeteasy data.

Though it began in its present form in 1996, it dates from 1967.

If you think about it long enough, though, it begins to make a sort of wacky sense.

Though it begins in Colorado, the major portion of the Vermejo River is located in New Mexico.

In the September issue of Harper's, which began circulating last week, Mr. Lapham wrote about the convention as if it had already taken place, even though it begins tonight.

It is a tour of the solar system that takes us deep into space, though it begins at Mars, one of our nearest planetary neighbours.

You don't need to know who Leiris is to enjoy this book, even though it begins by noting his death.