Sentence examples similar to though right away from inspiring English sources

Mr. Roberts was not immediately reachable for comment, though he posted to Twitter: "Yes, I'll be leaving@Reuters, though not right away.

Favors are almost always remembered and returned, though not right away.

But the punch line is that he is also describing, more or less, precisely what happened, though not right away, and not exactly according to plan.

He said that big government was bad and that he and Bill Miller proposed to put an end to it, though not right away.

Analysts said the long-delayed proposal should help lure more foreign investment into the country, though not right away, especially given the stringent conditions that policy makers imposed on foreign investors.

Afterwards you get your laptop back - though not right away.

It's so much fun". She also told the site that they planned to have kids, though not right away.

If Arias receives a sentence of natural life -- life without parole, that is -- she'll enjoy better living conditions, though not right away.

Favors are always remembered and returned, though not necessarily right away.

The history of innovation has also been a history of job creation — though not necessarily right away.

You still hear the war called preventive, meaning we attacked Saddam because he was (a) capable of attacking us and (b) planning to do so, though maybe not right away (and probably not via Brownsville).