Sentence examples for though turned up from inspiring English sources
A search of national legal databases and state laws, though, turned up no other cases involving whispering and only one state, Ohio, with a law specifying that whispering violates its open meetings law.
Chanel, though, turned up her nose at the healthy lunch, preferring instead to eat the lunch she brought to school in a bag, a packet of crisps and some biscuits.Feeding schoolchildren is big business; the federally funded National School Lunch Programme provides free or reduced-cost lunches to 30m children across America each day.
As far as susceptibility to infection is concerned, then, asymmetry is a useless indicator.Dr Pound and his colleagues did, though, turn up some evidence for a second hypothesis: that symmetry is correlated with intelligence.
The most impressive examples, though, turn up in cemita shops, where the cook's attention isn't diverted by enchiladas or pozole.
Mr. Carey quickly faded from the public eye, though he turned up occasionally at the Capitol in Albany to bask in encomiums for his handling of the fiscal crisis.
It may take a few years, but it will seem as though we turned up the stars without any loss of light here on earth.
The way he moved around the ring was a thing of beauty – as though he turned up for an audition of the Soul Train line in boots and gloves.
"It was almost as though we turned up expecting to win.
In 2014, though, bodies turned up in some bonkers locations.
In 2014, though, bodies turned up in some bonkers locations.
Even though she turned up to the casting steaming drunk, we shot Big Pink/Comanechi/Pre/Sperm Javelin's Akiko Mastuarya on the first day.
