Sentence examples for though pretty from inspiring English sources

Here, though, pretty much every one of the manager's calls seemed to pay off.

Now, though, pretty much the entire CIA, not to mention the motel manager he's been enjoying a drunken affair with, is convinced that Quinn is bananas for her.

It's also, though, pretty unlikely, primarily because I think too many Congressmen like the fact that the debt ceiling gives them a chance to make speeches inveighing against the perils of debt and because it also gives conservatives more leverage in their negotiations with the White House.

As "Major Average of the Royal Field Artillery" he corresponds with "a brainy sort of chap, / Though pretty useless as a subaltern" who has got a safe job and published a book of poems: "The piece about the horses isn't bad; / but all the rest, excuse the word, are tripe / The same old tripe we've read a thousand times".

The biggest clash is yet to come, though: pretty soon bit.ly, the very popular URL shortener, is going to be launching its own Digg competitor, which is going to have a huge volume of metadata to draw from.

Lately, though, pretty much everything he sees is a matter of politics.

"I'd say this though is pretty unusual," she said.

The other eight, though, are pretty specific.

This, though, was pretty big.

"It won't be pretty, though".

Thing is though, Beaks is pretty good.