Sentence examples for though lives from inspiring English sources

The dream of escape, though, lives on.

Nariman's daughter Roxana, though, lives in a much smaller flat with her husband Yezad and her two sons.

Sayers, though, lives for difficult days like this when he can just bat, irrespective of how quickly his runs come, confident that he is doing his job.

"There is a class whose lips are buttoned of about 10,000 people who are stopped from disclosing to outsiders any information," said Geoffrey Robertson QC. "If a Mr James Bond was indeed licensed to kill members of al-Qaida in the UK", that could not be disclosed even though lives were at risk, he said.

We are social animals, surely, and, though lives may have been relatively mundane (for which sometimes read stultifying) back pre-70s, when we traditionally met, within the same postal district, the ever-same dysfunctional relatives three nights a week to… fold knitted paper or imitate the cry of the ibis or some such, at least someone would have been able to tell when you'd had a stroke.

The magical oasis they created, though, lives on its palm trees, lawns, burbling mineral pools and multicolored tiles shimmering in the sun like a Fritz the Cat mirage.

All, though, live their lives around faeces.

Some families, though, live in the same cherished house all their lives.

By 2025, though, live sports will be a key part of YouTube's video offering.

I'm far from them though, living with my partner in a desert refugee camp on the Iraqi-Syrian border.

He, though, lived with his mother, doing drugs, getting into fights, and struggling with his identity.