Sentence examples for told although from inspiring English sources

"Not a chance," he was told, "although six months ago we probably would have done it".

All told, although the players have clearly made concessions, the rules still permit reasonable flexibility.

"No genetic imperative for singing has been discovered in human beings," we are told, "although highly structured sounds are produced by members of every society".

A: They will be a little frustrated, truth be told, although they will find the angst easier to bear having given the world champions the mother and father of a hurry-up.

Papp's may not be "the greatest theater story ever told," although the huckster in him would appreciate the hyperbole, but it may well prove to be the last great theater story ever told, at least in this country.

The tool grabs text from Wikipedia and other sources, I was told, although the examples shown seemed to simply read out the first sentence or two from Wikipedia verbatim.

Time (and leakers) might tell, although reports have indicated he might be cutting back.

It's too early to tell, although a few trends seem to be evolving.

Only time will tell, although the brand reports that business is booming at the Westfield Stratford store it opened to coincide with the Olympics.

Sharapova served 17 double faults in the match as the pressure began to tell, although her high ball toss was not helped by the windy conditions.

Yet in 1949, after returning from America, this was the story he decided to tell – although it almost never saw the light of day.