Sentence examples similar to though quite marked from inspiring English sources

The next morning, though, marked a crossroads.

Though quite a few celebs missed the mark at the 2014 Golden Globes, worst-dressed belongs to Paula Patton who was wearing a dress that looked like... well, we're not exactly sure what it looked like (which was most likely part of the problem).

It was not quite a reunion of the original English Concert, though it marked a return to the original, modest instrumentation of five strings, flute and continuo.

It still feels premium, though, which marks it above quite a few of its mid-range competition.

His leadership, though unobtrusive, was marked.

An online lie, though, never quite vanishes.

It is, though, not quite that simple.

This new show marks quite a change.

"So there was double marking, quite a lot.

I'm still slightly afraid to ask him for a price (nothing is marked), even though he knows me and is always quite pleasant.

Though not quite the Fox News mark of 24 million for its Aug. 6 debate — a cable-news record — it's the biggest ratings get in CNN's 35-year history.