Sentence examples for though wild from inspiring English sources

Rutland is the site of the traditional Cottesmore foxhunt (though wild foxes are no longer hunted).

Though Wild Ginger needs to refine its operation, that's not to say we didn't have several appealing dishes there.

You can find places to stay in Durness or Thurso, though wild camping, legal in Scotland, is one of the best ways to experience this area.

Until now, official reintroductions have focused largely on birds of prey, though wild boar have colonised forests in southern England after escaping from farms and parks.

Even though wild camping in London is technically illegal without permission, we weren't ready to test our stranger-charming skills yet.

She was a brilliant, though wild, child and moved rapidly through the first eight grades, transferring to Long School in 1921 and graduating at the end of 1924.

For all charities, though, Wilding believes that the contract agenda is going to shift decisively from simply delivering care and support.

"Though often wild and edgy, this charismatic actor delivers the soliloquies with both clarity and depth of feeling".

He conceded, though, "the wild cards are the load factors, the fare levels and the fuel costs.

Even these vines are considered noxious weeds, though, since wild blackberry vines can quickly spread into other areas and steal resources from other plants.

Though wild-eyed and new, both have obvious potential.