Sentence examples for though records from inspiring English sources

If the state gave Seaport a cynical nickname, though, records show it did nothing meaningful to improve or police it.

The drop was the largest on record (though records only go to 2001) and was considerably worse than had been forecast.

Though records show that fictitious names were used in his last budget, for the 2002 fiscal year, he said he believed that happened only after he stepped down.

Over all, though records are patchy, federal executions appear to have run at a persistent trickle since the days of the founders.

The show was set in a tenementlike building at 1030 Tremont, though records from the 1960s do not show an apartment house at that spot.

If Olsen succeeds, he will complete what is believed to be the world's longest run, beating out his first world run by more than 14,000 kilometers, though records for such ordeals are hardly reliable.

The Raconteurs' first album, Broken Boy Soldiers (2006), was, though, recorded in Benson's Detroit attic.

He's back on track, though, recording in Nashville, where his new work reportedly rocks hard, and touring Europe, so the band will be tight.

Happily, though, some records will never, not ever, get played again live.

Unlike their medical counterparts though, these records are compromised by a lack of systematization and empirical verification.

She did, though, record an album of her own songs.