Sentence examples for though uses from inspiring English sources

The TaxiBot, though, uses just 20-30 litres of fuel for a typical trip.

Dr Turnbull, though, uses iron, a real metal, for her assay.

Hyatt, though, uses a system of text recognition and analysis that groups comments from its surveys into subject areas.

Cocktail guru Dale DeGroff, though, uses a mixture of dark and light in his book The Craft of the Cocktail, and the 17th-century recipe quoted in Larousse Cocktails suggests an amber variety.

Timmy, though, uses Facebook all day long, while Susie only uses it sparingly.

Same goes for Branch Out, a Facebook app that functions similar to LinkedIn though uses your Facebook connections.

They both, though, use the kitchen for lunch.

Some, though, used this tour to cement their new selves.

Some, though, use the Aquamassage as a way to treat injuries.

You could, though, use more in a dry mixture like a coating for fried chicken.

Though used chiefly as an orchestral instrument, it also has a considerable solo repertoire.