Sentence examples for though opened from inspiring English sources
A Starbucks, though, opened recently in the ground floor of a new residential building, and next door, an Italian and Japanese restaurant will soon join it, according to David Kramer, a principal of the Hudson Companies, the building's co-developer.
Though opened, this initial road was almost impassable, and certainly dangerous.
State parks and beaches, though opened for the July 4th weekend, closed on Wednesday morning.In this section Playing hardball with drugs Firmly on the map All bets are off Drill-seeking What Bush can do, and what he can't Trouble in Tallahassee Faith, race and Barack Obama ReprintsAtlantic City's 12 casinos have also been forced to close.
That, though, opens the door for outside money managers.
"I guess I will have to watch my Ps and Qs from now on Ladies!" Ladies, though, opens up a new can of worms.
Bringing them in, though, opens a door for potential terrorists, too, Carson insisted.
These days, though, "open" may be Mr Ren's favourite adjective.
Sometimes, though, open-end mutual funds do better than ETFs, particularly for regional or worldwide benchmarks.
It's not a bad idea, though open to gaming (like the rest of online dating).
In my experience though, open-air earphones are the best for gaming.
Though opening arguments are at least a year away, he is already speaking out.
