Sentence examples for though of the old from inspiring English sources

There are signs, though, of the old magic beginning to return.

It is true, though, that some of the old stardust – like against Aston Villa – has not been there.

All eyes fixate on the overhead digital monitor to see the official weight, though many of the old salts standing around have already guessed it.

And while it's not Paris, Essen has its charms even though little of the old city survived Allied bombing in World War II.

It's not as though we of the old country couldn't find a decent anniversary of our own to celebrate.

Yet even though elements of the old Clark outrage were still scattered, flamboyantly, around the work, there was another rigorously focused Clark fighting for ascendance.

Garbage dumps, orphanages, poorhouses and prisons have given way to campgrounds, hiking trails, beaches and museums, though traces of the old uses are never that far away.

Though suggestive of the old Wynton Marsalis Quintet — picture five svelte youths in three-piece suits, reveling in Wayne Shorterish harmony — the band had its own strong flow, with all original music.

Though many of the old industries have vanished, the river continues to play an important role in local life.

The best part of it for her though was the old man simply wanted her company.

The Swerve is, though, a dazzling retelling of the old humanist myth of the heroic liberation of classical learning from centuries of monastic darkness.