Sentence examples for though preceding from inspiring English sources

Though preceding scenes --bus terminals, a bus, a humdrum apartment --may not offer designer inspiration, the vast Hartford stage looks more generically than theatrically barren.

For the models derived as approximations, this means that the final approximation, though preceding steps in the derivation, should also be given in order to document the process.

Preliminary work suggests that WGS analysis can detect distributed Campylobacter outbreaks [ 21], even though preceding molecular methods have not been effective for detecting outbreaks of this diverse pathogen [ 23, 24].

His résumé, though, precedes him.

For people whose job it is to put work on stage – actors, designers, directors – the theatre promises a creative life without loneliness and it often delivers, but the price is accomplishments which, though preceded by a banging drum and not without their importance, are as ephemeral as the seasons.

Though preceded by a series of repressive laws, as the first large-scale campaign of violence and internment against Jews by the Nazi government it is often considered to be the beginning of the Holocaust.

The war itself, though preceded by months of build-up, lasted all of a month and a half until coalition troops, led by the United States, entered Kuwait City on February 27 , 1991

Though often preceded by spare, improvised space-jazz intros, these songs contain so much judder and clatter the effect is like aural fracking.

There's still a dance floor, though, and lessons preceding the shows.

3. Though the preceding pages were an exercise in fantasy, not everything was fake.

Sometimes, this is done with purpose — it's a warning shot meant to get people to move along faster (even though that preceding group probably had to wait as well).