Sentence examples for though telling from inspiring English sources

Her mother was very adept, though, telling her that the rink is about 150 feet by 75 feet and that there were about 100 people on the ice.

The West Sussex constabulary had other ideas, though, telling Harvey she was too young and should go away and "do something useful, like a secretarial course" for a year.

He had warned them, though, telling the crowd of about 200 straight away that he would stay to answer all questions, until California's presidential primary on March 7 if necessary.

Analysts following the stock have their concerns, though, telling clients that this company's size isn't shielding it from the tough times slamming the newspaper industry.

Frequently, though, telling our stories just plain hurts.

He focused frequently on Beck, though, telling the audience more than once that Beck "got fired from Fox".

The numbers, though, tell a different story.

Others, though, tell a darker tale.

The numbers, though, tell their own tale.

My parents, though, told me not to participate".

Many in Manchester, though, tell stories about Mitchell.