Sentence examples for though the nearest from inspiring English sources

No bookstore, though — the nearest was in Asheville, more than two hours away.

I look forward to it, even though the nearest wooded area is a car trip away.

The Belt Parkway passes within sight of the neighborhood, though the nearest on-ramp is a short drive away.

Even though the nearest case is 10 miles from the Langstrath Country Inn, the Lake District has been hard hit.

The 1972 Island of Rockall Act formally declared it as part of Invernesshire, even though the nearest permanently inhabited settlement is 228 miles away in the Outer Hebrides.

Rooney and Carrick shot too high as the game moved into stoppage time, though the nearest thing to a winning goal came when Lee Dong Gook claimed a penalty after being felled by John O'Shea.

Beyond that, though, the near-term impact might be mainly symbolic.

By then, though, the first near-space missions were being developed, raising a new set of concerns.

Note that the far fields computed using near2far

Note that the far fields computed using near2far are always complex even though the near fields are real as they are in this example.

The existence of gays and lesbians is tolerated as long as they are not seen to "contaminate" the public square, says Tanya Lokshina of Human Rights Watch, though the near-invisibility of gays and lesbians has let prejudice and misunderstanding fester.