Sentence examples for though that does from inspiring English sources

Rapha celebrates road cycling and though that does not make it unique in the industry, few can match its commitment.

Interestingly, though, that does seem to be the business Toms is in when it comes to selling eyewear.

There's something on the National Jazz Trio of Scotland album, though, that does fit in with everything Wells does, and the way he has manipulated samples of his own playing to make it sound new.

Much has been made of that anonymity and also of the fact that the officiating team have not even been named yet, even though that does not necessarily make a lie of the claim, despite many insisting that.

On Apple's iOS, it will put it up against the company's own iMessage app - though that does not work across different platforms.

All of those individuals caught the mistake and were able to correct their ballots before casting them, though that does not account for unreported instances in which voters did not notice the changed votes.

A team spokesman said he was unwell though that does not mean he will not be racing for Lotus here as the F1 circus resumes after a mid-summer break.

But it's not that straightforward: two debentures cost £55,000 – though that does pay for a pair of seats every day of the Championships for five years.

Thus, Mr. Raslan said, Malaysian political dialogue will probably be cast even further in an Islamic framework, though that does not mean that modernization or the steps toward more democracy will end.

It's Alley's comedic talent, not her willingness to let the camera zoom in on her rear end as she bends down (though that does take guts), that gives "Fat Actress" its juice.

"The way is now open for Deripaska to be next though that does not mean it is going to happen," says Mr Mukhin.But Mr Putin, it seems, did not declaw one set of monsters only to create another set.