Sentence examples for though piles from inspiring English sources

Most research focused on the behavior of laterally loaded single piles though piles are most frequently used in groups.

From the Inuits in patchwork fur coats leading their huskies though piles of melting "snow" to them arriving on overhead wires, the women expressed a similar spirit.

Sad to say, though, the piles of forgotten gems were rapidly depleted as the market woke up to their value.

This time though, the piles weren't annoying.

When it comes to thriller plotting, though, piling on the twists and turns simply leads to an unconvincing plot in which millions of interchangeable minor characters wander in and out of view, and there's an increasing reliance on using huge slabs of back story in an effort to persuade the reader that the whole thing makes sense.

Motherwell, though, piled forward in greater numbers as the second half wore on, knowing the draw was of less use to them.

Lobster Thermidor is a dish you rarely see anymore, and Jeffrey's version does nothing to demand its return: though piled up with spinach, Mornay sauce, breadcrumbs, lemon and Thai chili butter and sautéed escarole, the lobster hadn't the flavor to carry all that was heaped upon it.

Even though piling leads to significant displacement of porpoises (e.g., Brandt et al. 2011; Dähne et al. 2013; Lucke et al. 2012; Tougaard et al. 2012), there is indication that this effect is most likely short-lived (e.g., BMU 2013; Danish Energy Agency 2013).

Instead of a round of horn-honking, though, people piled out of their stopped cars for an impromptu snowball fight.

In recent weeks, though, the cash piles at foreign banks' U.S. arms have diminished.

Market values Suburban four- or five-bedroom detacheds, £400,000... 8209;£600,000, though heftier piles farther out into the countryside can go for considerably more.