Sentence examples for won though from inspiring English sources

For every battle they have won, though, the families have lost others.

Last week's Test was won, though, not because of the opposition's deficiencies but the brilliance of the home team.

As they have won, though, the Phillies have traded several top prospects, depleting the pipeline of young, cheap talent to the majors.

Before you learn who won, though, you need to know who was actually playing.

Jesse Norman said it was "a bittersweet moment, but the fact of the matter is that after months and months of delay we have now won though".

Had they won, though, they would have all but secured their position in the top six as Brentford and Wolves would have been six points behind with two games left and a huge goal difference to recover.

You're not winning, though".

If Penguin wins, though, my brilliant idea might be blocked.

"I'm not saying we're winning, though".

"It's not about winning, though, it's about highlighting the issues.

The important thing was that Chelsea kept winning, though, and they have done that.