Sentence examples for though it was being from inspiring English sources

The point was rather born out by the fact that the conference language was English, though it was being held in France.

The authorities were quick to negotiate compromises in both cases, suspending construction at the chemical plant, even though it was being built by Sinopec, one of the largest state-owned enterprises, while tracking down the developer and requiring restitution.

In the case of Ball State, the office asked the university to investigate itself even though it was being sued by a former tennis coach, Kathy Bull, who was making similar allegations.

The match in which England was eliminated from the 1999 World Cup, against India at Edgbaston, Birmingham, certainly did not feel or sound as though it was being played at home.

This, to be sure, was great work being celebrated, and yet at the same time it was hard to avoid the feeling that we were witnessing the re-enactment of an old, insidious ritual of confinement, even though it was being carried out via fulsome praise.

Suddenly, though, It was being discussed as a fad.

Since then, though, it's been quiet.

Lately, though, it's been making him easier to see.

Since then, though, it's been a sobering experience.

To hear Mr. Feinberg tell it, though, it's been anything but.

In Arizona, though, it's been hard to keep these cultural issues out of the debate.