Sentence examples for though provided from inspiring English sources

Victory, though, provided the ultimate in customer satisfaction, and Joe finally relaxed.

The evening, though, provided an interesting opportunity to see how power structures preserve their agenda, even in a chintzy microcosm.

Oxlade-Chamberlain, though, provided the pace and ambition that had drained out of Arsenal's game in the second half.

Punk, though, provided another boost for the idea that a band could achieve all it wanted to or needed to in a very brief timespan.

That "vital, free-for-all" urban landscape, though, provided an impetus for a different kind of art that had a powerful impact, well beyond the market.

The subway shutdown, though, provided an extension of last year's grim reminder during Tropical Storm Irene: the system, which runs 24 hours a day, can indeed go dark.

Even orthotics, though, provide only temporary relief.

It did not, though, provide the answers themselves.

The 30-year-old novelist did, though, provide an explanation for her curmudgeonly opinions.

This, though, provides its own problems, as schools have little control over the quality control of their buddy school.

All, though, provide a fascinating insight into Lamar's creative process, whether extending his themes or pivoting to new angles on his preoccupations.