Sentence examples for though to learn from inspiring English sources

It is depressing, though, to learn that other young women are still not getting the help they desperately need.

It will probably take a few classes, though, to learn to position your body correctly to get the optimal benefits of the class.

It took another call to housekeeping, though, to learn that the shallow wooden contraption we thought was a shoe box beneath the sink was our "trash can".

The public seemed far less surprised, though, to learn of Mr. Yevsyukov's occupation: he was a major in the police force and the chief of a Moscow precinct.

Don't forget to come back, though, to learn why I keep forgetting about it.

It'll make things easier, though, to learn to draw it by hand.

First, though, he had to learn prosody.

Before we eat, though, we have to learn a bit.

Over time, though, Americans began to learn about manchego and Humboldt Fog and mimolette and Époisses.

Gradually, though, they come to learn some things about each other.

"I was like, 'I want to be better than him.' " First, though, he had to learn to cope with phantom-limb pain.