Sentence examples for though to pick from inspiring English sources
He was at Sardi's, though, to pick up an Outer Critics Circle prize for outstanding featured actor in a play.
It would be unfair, though, to pick on the women who are in denial about aborting "defective" fetuses.
Managers have the latitude, though, to pick and choose from among a dozen genres — jazz, Cuban, soul, Chicago blues, reggae and pop crooners — to match the moods of their customers.
His first act, though, was to pick the ball out of the net after Football League young player of the month Murray curled in a superb free-kick from 25 yards.
It's nothing compared with his past tracks, though, and to pick that track to introduce the tape might have been a bad choice, to be honest.
After that, though, everything began to pick up".
Warren, though, slowly began to pick up endorsements.
What I loved most, though, was to pick my nose and eat it.
Things start to get hazier, though, when you try to pick apart this whole "prudent man" business.
If you use your phone as an alarm clock, though, you may have to pick it up, focus on the screen and unlock it before you can tap the snooze button.
In the long run, though, the team wants to pick up on this idea again and see if it can make it work.
