Sentence examples for though myself from inspiring English sources

Behind closed doors, though, myself and other creatives within broadcasting have been reassured the opposite: that the BBC is loved throughout the land, that its licence fee is safe, that the government is simply not allowed to and has no intention of telling it what programmes to make, and that its editorial independence will be preserved.

"In a few years' time though, myself and Toby will hopefully be able to pay ourselves". So what's the best way to eat blueberries?

"Wait so like, is this stuff hidden anywhere or…?" said one girl with a ticket, voicing what I had initially though myself when I heard this.

I'm glad he wasn't, though myself and everyone else on the car that day still got to see sides of ourselves as if he had been.

I don't, though, cheer myself with great expectations".

I, though, surprised myself (because I am shy to the point of dread) by blurting out to George Hartzog, "Would you take me with you?" He did.

That price, of course, was ridiculous (though, admittedly, myself and plenty of others paid it).

"I though to myself: 'What an idiot!' But when I got back they explained that the front of the bib was broken and was up against the chassis.

I do though consider myself a student of them all.

Surely, there must be someone she should be willing to date, I though to myself.

"Actually bad, but I though to myself the doctor won't tell me to take anything that's bad for me, I can rely on that, but I would have liked to have a choice, though".