Sentence examples for though move from inspiring English sources
If it says move, though, move.
Most, though, move silently, like deer through a forest, rarely lingering long.
In the end, though, Move is nothing close to the watershed in home electronic entertainment that the Wii was four years ago.
Many, though, move from S to N or from N to S, and a sizeable proportion of such polar-orbiting objects are in orbits with inclinations to the equator of nearly 98°.
"I'm happy to be in this role," Gove told the PM programme on BBC Radio 4. "Demotion, emotion, promotion, locomotion, I don't know how you would describe this move, though move it is, all I would say is that it's a privilege to serve".
Nor are peers obliged to pay tax in Britain (though moves are afoot to change that).
In the last few years, though, moving convincingly in time to your own music has become kosher again.
Southee then did Lyth with a variation, though, moving down the slope for a feint edge behind.
Wenger, though, moved to allay any worries that Giroud's injury could be a long-term concern.
Even in Enron's wake, though, moves to tighten regulation of energy trading have made little progress in Congress.
They saw the game out with ease though, moving ahead of Everton into second place and in pole position to finish the season as runners-up at least.
