Sentence examples for though when only from inspiring English sources

There are still times, though, when only a flick will do.

It's a different story, though, when only one wants to listen -- and the other wants to sleep.

Alarm bells rang though when, only days before the festive unwrapping, my older sister took me aside, sat me down, and said: "I'm not sure I should buy that for you …" She had, she said, gone to the record shop, read through the track listing, seen only three songs she recognised – only Dancing Queen, Knowing Me, Knowing You and Money, Money, Money – and decided the collection wasn't up to snuff.

It is a different occasion as a manager, though, when only two individuals on the day really understand, or feel the full extent of, the suffocating pressure of the obligation of being in charge of the Old Firm.

Even when they move away from each other, though, and even when only one is dancing, these seem to be scenes dramatically conceived for two, here moving at the same time as in music, there alternating as if in dramatic dialogue.

Often, though, when its customers want to only needs parts of the data in an object that sits in an S3 bucket.

First, both villages enjoy very low asthma hospitalization rates, though this fact is lost when only reporting on the magnitude of the inequality.

We find that similar to gene expression, there was an overrepresentation of genes from the × chromosome that have sex-differential isoform expression ratios (81 genes; P < 0.007), though this was not true when only considering genes regulated downstream of tra (55 genes; P < 0.11) (Additional file 8).

She said she was bothered, though, when the only dolls she could find were white.

They said they would invite Indian leaders as well as officials from the B.I.A., though when contacted today, only the Schaghticoke chief, Richard Velky, said he planned to attend.

These arrangements work well for all involved, though, only when there is an accurate understanding of symptoms of the diagnosis, when there are clearly agreed-upon actions by employer and employee to limit any possible disruptive effects on others in the work setting, and when there is no negative effect on other employees in doing their own jobs.