Sentence examples for though that the city from inspiring English sources

She was wrong to suspect, though, that the city was on the rocks.

He said, though, that the city and Thor Equities were "not in an impasse at all".

Better, though, that the City edges some way towards Christ Church - it can go no further - than lose its competitive edge.

The larger issue, though, is that the city simply needs to encourage New Yorkers to produce less waste in the first place.

So it is hardly surprising that the government controls only about half of Colombia's vast territory (though that includes the cities, where most people live).

It would be unfair, though, to say that the city was totally abandoned by White House aspirants.

Unlike so many of his colleagues, though, he felt that the city demanded something of him in return.

Instead of removing the Lee monument and leaving no trace, though, Hansen suggested that the city replace the statue with some kind of memorialization ― a rundown of the statue's entire history, outlining why it was erected and why citizens decided it no longer represented their community.

Though denying that the city was ever deaf to residents, Richard Haliby, a Yonkers spokesman, agreed that the city and Nodine Hill residents were cooperating for the first time in a long time.

Perhaps surprisingly, though, the city that suffered the most war damage – in terms of the percentage of buildings destroyed – is the German city of Jülich.

Beyond that, though, it is the city's goal to create a whole population of engineers, men and women whose skills could serve all manner of industries.