Sentence examples for though moves from inspiring English sources
Nor are peers obliged to pay tax in Britain (though moves are afoot to change that).
Even in Enron's wake, though, moves to tighten regulation of energy trading have made little progress in Congress.
Though moves towards meaningful political reform remain glacial at best, activists say these new regulations are part of an unseen river of social change that is starting to erode the glacier from below.From comrades to citizensBelatedly, the party realises that NGOs have a number of things it lacks: ideas, a hard-won understanding of the issues on the ground and trust from the local community.
In the background, though, moves were being made to commit the Australians and New Zealanders elsewhere.
Amazing plant-based eats, though, "moves everyone across the bar, whatever race, class, status or diversity".
"Mondays With William," though, moves beyond this pleasant fable to the troubled one afterward, where dragons be.
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.
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.
If it says move, though, move.
