Sentence examples for undone though from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's Dallas disclaimer is undone, though, by the fact that Puck – a sprite, an imaginary creature – delivers it.

The careful approach was still undone, though, because Aberdeen opened the scoring when Peter Pawlett slipped a pass through the St Johnstone defence for McGinn.

All that work could be undone, though, if execs or legions of teammates liquidate their stakes in the company and Wall Street takes it as a bad omen.

That good Scots work was almost undone, though, when Grant Hanley was short with a pass-back, forcing McGregor to take evasive action to deny Mario Mandzukic and when the ball broke to Sammir, Hanley breathed a sigh of relief as he lifted the ball over the bar.

Here it came undone, though it didn't threaten the band's fashionable palette.

"We may be undone though no one will know as the book will end before they find out," Dr Allen sobbed.

Much of the good work, though, is undone by some surprising issues.

At times, though, it is undone by its exhaustiveness, its earnestness.

By the time of Graceland, though, Simon finds himself undone, and craving some kind of salvation.

His level-headed manner though was undone by the probing of the most prominent football journo in a one newspaper town.

The Romney campaign responded to the Cutter conference call with a statement claiming Obama has undone welfare reform, even though no waivers have been granted.