Sentence examples for though we only have from inspiring English sources
Having said that, though, we only have to see this once, and she is, as previously noted a big shining super-button in the cuteness stakes, so she can do what she likes, frankly, as long as she smiles.
We sons of the Gulf are looked upon as though we only have reservoirs of oil, not creativity".
A decade after Elizabeth Warren first revealed that the leading cause of bankruptcies was medical spending, Americans continue to discuss our financial woes as though we only have to give up a few habits to solve our checkbook woes.
In Rio though we only have two underground lines for a similar-sized population.
Even though we only have studied two SCK components, our findings shed light on the mathematics education field because the work of building a knowledge base calls for small tests for small changes (Morris and Hiebert 2009).
"Gaining support against such ridiculous plans hasn't been difficult though, we only have to tell people and them immediately see how terrible, greedy and incompetent the plans are".
Prior to two years ago, though, we only had a couple of Irish-Americans". Regan, who plays "an Irish-style accordion (with buttons on the side instead of keys)," met another accordion player from Dublin and started his band in Los Angeles.
'The estate's very vigilant, even though we only had a few scenes ready to do for them.
Even though we only had the opportunity to engage with them at the end of their 4-month long project, it also definitely seemed as though new friendships were forged.
"We felt, even though we only had one hit off Jamie and he pitched real tough, that we had the chance to do some good things," Manager Joe Torre said.
And even though we only had grocery-store white flowers and toilet-paper bunting woven with daisies to stick (with chewing gum) onto the walls of our suite at the Chateau Marmont, and even though our banquet was just the sandwiches I had ordered from a deli hours before, our wedding felt sensationally, ceremonially serious.
