Sentence examples for though it can give from inspiring English sources

Neymar says he is not approaching Saturday's final against Mexico much differently than any other match he has played with Brazil so far, even though it can give his nation its coveted first gold in football.

All this is fun, though it can give you a backache, leaning in to read.

It will not, however, manage your 401(k) or 529 plan (though it can give recommendations).

(be careful though, as it can give blisters).. Beware of muscle strain.

Nights and weekends help too, though, since it can give weary parents the opportunity to decompress at the movies or brainstorm at a cafe.

Don't towel dry your hair though because it can give you split ends.

It can give false positives, though there's a way to temporarily disable it.

In this weekend's Your Money column, I pay a visit to Chanel Reynolds, a widow who has built a site whose name cannot be mentioned here (though I can give you a link to it).

Sometimes, though, cinema can give a real insight into the intellectual process.

If these are too big for your liking, though, you can give them a rough chop with a sharp kitchen knife before tossing them into the dry pancake mix.

Note, though, that this can give faster cooking times.