Sentence examples for though outside from inspiring English sources

He pays the capital gains rate, even though outside investors provided most of the company's capital.

This room is really quite polished, even though outside is chaos, and my house is very English: shabby, Old English.

Obama had visited Solyndra's California plant that May to praise its success, even though outside auditors were questioning whether the operation might collapse in debt.

(A point of vocabulary: "Nel," as the filter is called in Japan, is short for "flannel," though outside Japan it is often known as a "woodneck" or a "sock," one of the least appetizing nouns you could pair with coffee).

In the end, though, "Outside Shot" unmistakably triumphs, with the reader rooting hard for the Cardinals — and delighted that O'Brien has brought his considerable skills to telling their story.

Though outside bodies such as the Organisation of American States have cast doubt on the way it is being done the congress may well attempt to strip Mr Bolaños of his immunity, leaving him to face trial.

For a car so large, though, the outside mirrors seemed underscaled, as did the dashboard gauges.

There were, though, protesters outside, carrying signs to remind onlookers of the larger problem of violence against women in South Africa.

There is, though, an outside chance that Ukip could seize the seat, which would be a truly sensational result.

Dhawan is happy, though, that outside resources exist to teach his daughter about gender identity.

Outside, though, the floodgates begin to crack.