Sentence examples for though separately from inspiring English sources

Emily and Milly still live in Watford, within walking distance of the Horns (though separately – "Everyone assumes the three of us must live together, in a house full of chiffon and cats").

The premise we have for the play is a woman who has to confront the idea that this contract has become another kind of marriage – and when does it end?" (By all accounts, it hasn't: now in their 80s and 90s, the two still live in the same US city, though separately, and speak to each other every day).

So far not a penny of the money has been spent, though separately £300m has gone on a car scrappage scheme, which mainly helps makers of small, cheap cars.On August 11th an exasperated Tata said it no longer needed government help.

Results and analysis: Table 12 shows the results regarding statement and branch coverage for small applications of group A and group B. Visual representation can be found in Figs. 6 and 7. Similarly, Table 15 and Figs. 8 and 9 present results for the Question Database application, though separately from the other small applications.

Then go to another hammam for a little breather around 4p. Go HERE: Cagaloglu Hamami It's opened to men and women simultaneously though separately.

Though shelved separately in libraries and bookstores, "Mont-St.-Michel and Chartres" and "The Book of Laughter and Forgetting" are both complex, personal works of intense imagination.

Both Russia and the United States have been attacking the Islamic State, though acting separately, with minimal coordination to avoid unintended conflict between their warplanes.

The Stenersen Museum — though housed separately, it is part of the Munch Museum — opened in 1994 in a small space in central Oslo.

The video, shot from a distance, shows a man falling near a police vehicle and the sound of several gunshots, although it is far from clear who the man is and who is shooting, though officials separately identified the victim as Mr. Maxwell.

The Thomistic view — that there is a law in human nature that is derivative of (though knowable separately from) a divine or eternal law and that humanity's 'end' goes beyond anything attainable in this life — was, Maritain thought, a significant advance on what Aristotle had provided.

The relationship started stalling out as we went from cohabiting to being exclusive with each other though living separately, to friendship and then to ground zero.