Sentence examples for to begin though from inspiring English sources

Where to begin though and what does it mean for a bar to be the worst?

Negotiations have yet to begin, though talks are taking place behind the scenes.

The first elections since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak are set to begin, though the violence has cast doubt on the voting.

Only Africans have been charged in the six cases that are ongoing or about to begin, though preliminary ICC investigations have been opened elsewhere in the world.

Only Africans have been charged in the six cases that are ongoing or about to begin, though preliminary investigations have begun elsewhere.

Still, the bridge preservation campaign has been going on since 1998 and reconstruction has yet to begin, though Mr. Chittenden said he hoped it would be done this summer.

To begin with, though, this seems to be a tale about mothers.

Women are more likely to work fewer hours to begin with, though, so maybe the length of the workweek matters when it comes to planning absences.

To begin with, though, that doesn't matter – not when the talking is as fabulously profane as it is in 44 Inch Chest.

Some of the ways that might work for you to begin with though, include: Writing: Write about how you feel.

Not to begin with, though.