Sentence examples for though one or two from inspiring English sources

It's all songs, almost without dialogue, and the numbers are unfailingly sharp, though one or two take on clunky rock colourings; even then, they're only as bad as, say, Billy Joel on one of his better days.

I don't know if I would do that myself, though one or two could end up on it.

I wasn't very keen on clues which defined BENNET as a synonym for herb bennet, though one or two of you sought to justify this by referring to an obscure and dated dictionary of plants.

They can't blame the pitch, even though one or two balls took off alarmingly.

Despite tougher lending restrictions, mortgages are available for foreign buyers; 50 percent financing is common, said Mr. Yrkoski, though "one or two banks" may offer 80 percent.

No more sushi, congee, cookies, cereals, bagels, croissants, pancakes or waffles; no potatoes or corn, though one or two chips with guacamole is allowed.

We did, though, have one or two sightings of black folks.

For Fleming, though, only one or two people seemed to be performing the ritual shredding.

It was the same story when he finally retired from the corporation in 1995 and, though retaining one or two honorary posts in broadcasting, began to take on responsibilities in quite different walks of life.

The audience, which was standing room only, seemed happy to laugh at both types of comedy, though the one or two off-color comments about Arabs and Muslims were met with near silence.

Impressive display of scarves from the American Outlaws in the stands, though in one or two cases pragmatism trumps spectacle as said scarves are kept wrapped firmly round necks.