Sentence examples for though though he from inspiring English sources

One of them, though, though he paused as often as his fellows and squinted as earnestly at the athlete, was drawing a four-motored bomber.

Now 62, he often speaks of himself as "an old man --though he rides his bike to Jones Hall every day.

Yes, if by smaller we mean states like Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado and Iowa--though he lost two of those four to Hillary Clinton in the primary.

Suellentrop acknowledges this, noting that both female characters are unlockable after completing certain tasks, but complains that this is negated by them then feeling like "prizes ---though he notes this is also true of prizes ---thougharacters.

Hillmen, who played a key role in Soliris' development, says he thinks about that issue often as he gives the drug to patients--though he has never seen the U.K.'s National Health Service decline to give it when it is indicated.

(Her mother died there. Her father died in Geneva in 1945). According to the complaint, in 1954, BGV sold the plot of land once housing the Rosenfelder family's Victorian estate (the house was bombed during the war) to Schueller--Bettencourt was 31 at the time--though he knew it had been confiscated from its Jewish owners.

"My father was not just a rough-tough guy--though he could be.

Foxworthy, too, held a cigar--though he claimed he stopped smoking and just used it as a pacifier.

He talked about music, exuding quiet charm, subtle wit and--though he might not want to admit it--obvious sophistication.

After that, he lived another 42 years and never wrote another--though he never quit talking about his works in progress.

But the officer neglected to call Cochrane--though he had orders to do so with any course changes or questions.