Sentence examples for though someone else from inspiring English sources

More likely, though, someone else will be there to take the credit or the blame.

If Mr. Cain does not win Iowa, though, someone else will.

More than a century ago, though, someone else was telling a different story of O: In "Vowels," the French poet Arthur Rimbaud described the color of each of the five vowels, and suggested that O was blue.

I feel now as though someone else wrote it.

The moment the book was published, it was already alien to him, as though someone else had written it.

Allen's expected promotion to head of Nato forces is delayed, though someone else is being promoted into his old job.

In his statement, Mr. Roberts said the committee's senior staff member who phoned The Times on Thursday night in response to a request for comment from the chairman had explained that he "could not comment on the details of an executive session of the committee, even though, apparently, someone else already had, albeit inaccurately".

My parents held a going-away party for him: I remember the din of a houseful of Red Guards talking, laughing, and eating, my mother boiling pot after pot of noodles, my father sitting silently in his study watching the teen-agers as though in someone else's house, and Jianguo, seventeen years old, holding court like a young commander on the eve of battle.

The information does raise a question though: has someone else acquired it?

It didn't really matter, though, because someone else pulled me out of line before long.

At other times, though, while someone else is speaking, he'll scrunch up his nose in apparent disdain, like he's noticed a bad smell.