Sentence examples for though play from inspiring English sources

At other times, though, play was erratic and slovenly.

A few, though, play rugged individualists in films.

If you do that, though, play it safe.

He could, though, play a role in keeping Swansea up, despite his dwindling physical powers.

He did, though, play a significant part in helping Tottenham win the Worthington Cup, their first honour for eight years.

The Saints, though, play offense as if on roller skates, scoring the second-most points, an average of 34.2 per game, behind the Green Bay Packers and gobbling up yardage in big chunks: 80 of Drew Brees's completions were for at least 20 yards.

He seemed unfazed, dancing around as though playing dodge ball "with unseen players," Bryant said.

The women I know, myself included, are done, though, playing the credentials game.

In another, though, playing Diablo 2 was perfect.

Evans, though, played down the prospect of it being a two-man duel for the race leader's yellow jersey.

Houston, though, played down suggestions that Scotland were favourites after Wales slumped to two defeats in their opening fixtures.