Sentence examples for understandably, though from inspiring English sources
Understandably, though, Soloway (West) led his singleton spade.
Understandably, though, some of the young black troops cracked.
Understandably, though, South ran to five hearts, which was passed out.
Understandably, though, there were few backers of a 4 1 Liverpool win.
Understandably, though, Okrent spent much of his book chronicling the manifold and ingenious ways that Americans warded off sobriety.
Understandably, though, declarer led a diamond to his queen and lost two diamond tricks to go down one.
Dr Guth and Dr Linde are understandably pleased.There is, though, a big potential consequence.
Mr. Goerne sang the texts with clarity, empathy and nuance, though, understandably, with traces of a German accent.
His contention is supported privately by police and government officials, though, understandably, they decline to criticize Nujoma on the record.
The Dutch were understandably disappointed, though Mulder was quick to walk over to the British boat after it had reached the quayside and over her congratulations.
Understandably so, though it takes a hard heart not to feel sorry for the wholly innocent Littbarski, whose man-of-the-match performance is nowadays all but forgotten, blotted from the memory by his goalkeeper's crass hoodlummery.
