Sentence examples for though to start from inspiring English sources

Each word has the momentous authority of an alp; they shout, as though to start an avalanche.

It is best though to start with the lightest colors and go to the darkest.

If the two decide to retire one day, I hope they give though to starting a cutting edge bed and breakfast.

The question is, though, where to start?

The key, though, is to start talking.

The real work, though, has to start now that Davos is over.

To keep her playing privileges, though, Stuetz has to start earning paychecks.

No time to look around though: we need to start on lunch.

China, though late to start, has already built the world's biggest ethanol plant, and plans another as big.

Identification of monogenic stroke is important to provide appropriate genetic counselling and, even though rarely, to start a correct therapy.

Merchants, though, have been free to start auction divisions alone.