Sentence examples for though to end from inspiring English sources
Though, to end on a less dreary note, a woman is guaranteed to win Arizona's open Senate seat.
He recovered well, though, to end the 2010-11 season as the Clarets' top scorer with 15 goals, and being used as a wide striker with instructions to get into the box as often as possible.
It would be churlish though to end this article on such a negative note.
Not every commons problem, though, has to end in tragedy.
It took just one goal on the pitch, though, to suddenly end those dreams — and the Sea Kings' season.
That anonymity though is about to end.
It does, though, allow DeLillo to end his book where it began.
Her first concern, though, is to end the Israeli occupation, and she sees no prospect of achieving gay rights for Palestinians while it continues.
The most permanent tax reform we can undertake, though, is to end the income tax and abolish the IRS.
Though slated to end in October, the government will likely continue to hold hundreds of billions of dollars in private assets beyond then.
Though satisfied to end a two-game streak during which they blew significant fourth-quarter leads, Laker players were amazed by Gray's prolonged outburst.
