Sentence examples for though where it is from inspiring English sources

That was on the printed page, though, where it is far easier to allude to what is seen and then talk about why you wish you had never caught a glimpse.

In the case of euthanasia though, where it is highly unlikely that it becomes an habitual behavior, it is possible that once health professionals have overcome potential barriers to performing this act, such as feelings of fear and guilt or respect for sanctity of human life, they become more motivated to do it again.

There are a few sectors, though, where it's night and day.

On the real holiday chestnuts here, though, where it's hard to color outside the lines, Mr. Shelton is cowed, making for a staid "I'll Be Home for Christmas" and an uncomfortably uptight "White Christmas".

Montreal remains the polar opposite of money and real-estate obsessed Toronto – though where it was once a smaller, colder Paris, Montreal is now more North American, less European, less blithely certain of its position in the universe.

Dell is likely to face a tougher time, though, in markets where it is not riding on the familiar coattails of Microsoft and Intel.

Mr Obama could use his influence to try and push the bill though the Senate, where it is languishing.

Directors see where the money is made (though seemingly not where it is lost) and where the risks lie, which makes traders look more attractive as candidates.

It is still used, though rarely, in Germany, where it is called Fraktur script.

Ultimately, though, of course, Apple remains where it is because the products remain good.

Polo's stock slid to $24 on the news, though it rebounded to $26, where it is today.