Sentence examples for though watch from inspiring English sources

Best of all, though, watch quietly for otter from Lower or Public hides – even if you are ending a fish-watching weekend by watching a fish-eater.

If things go the other way, though, watch out.

"I'll give you a tip though – watch him run.

(Especially at the towers, though, watch out for cyclists).

Whether theses architectural marvels add significantly to precision is a matter of debate, though watch aficionados do not really mind.

There's something more powerful brewing here though: watch for more interesting people who find themselves in interesting places to start using it.

For a grown-up, though, watching one Wiggle sleeping is infuriating; watching all four do it may induce apoplexy.

To those in the audience who are British, though, watching Kitson is like being transported back to the UK.

As I sit on my balcony, though, watching geckos scramble up a creeper, I feel part of the forest canopy.

What struck me, though, watching the GOP debate the other night, was that most of the candidates seemed to want to pull the troops out of Afghanistan.

Though watches were still regarded as utilitarian necessities — and though a few other Swiss watches may have been just as costly — the seemingly perverse campaign worked brilliantly.