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Sentence Examples He is always open to all points of view, though he is also absolutely sure of what he wants. I do hope you are worthy enough for the challenge, though I must admit our first meeting was something of a disappointment. Players and staff were sacked, and for weeks it looked as though Dundee would close. At the same time, though its humor's lowbrow to the max, it's all wrong for the kid market. In appearance, artichoke looks a bit like a thistle, though it is a member of the daisy family. Remember to keep the frame, though, as a spot of maximalism can work marvellously in a spare, white environment. That may well be true of course, though few have ever stated it so bluntly. Even though society mayn't grasp this simple idea doesn't make the concept bad. A well used before the tsunami is still in use though it too was swamped by the waves. The best of the heckling, though born out of animosity, was seasoned by spontaneous wit. In truth, though clever and apparently effective, that blow had failed to hurt her. The onion bhaji, though hardly a revelation, was polished off fairly smartly by Tim. The house itself, though imposing from the outside, is in fact a very comfortable size. This practice, though sacred in the eyes of our ancestors, appears ridiculous to us. Haylage is becoming more popular and though it is more expensive than hay, has a higher feed value. This player, though inconsistent, knows his way around a grass court and could be tricky. Declan did a good job running the event, though he should have been tougher on the slow players in my opinion. Weak and ill though he was, he still held all the reins of power, and refused to let them go. My face, though frosted with new snow, has a warmth in the cheeks that defends the bone. In fact, though the alarm has some basis in fact, it should be treated with scepticism. Show More Sentences He did not call an expert in Planned Maintenance, though given leave to do so. In the winter I tend to cover longer distances in the pool, though I swim at a slower speed. Mine experts said that drilling, though slow, was still the best way to reach the men. Continental drift also has an effect on the weather, though the process is much slower. In form, though comparable in concept to the Sutton Hoo stand, it is unique for England. The fact on which he now relies is that though he stole, he did not in fact threaten violence. We also have many ways of saying that, though something may, in fact, not be the case, it could be. The Japanese still have a chance of qualifying, though they need at least another goal. Of course it would be a marriage of convenience, though you'd be financially secure for life. At the Black Bull the liquid refreshment was welcome though the food was unexciting. These stories could have come from any of the tabloids from the last few weeks, though actually they belong to the distant past. This is an enjoyable, though average, transposition of comic book heroes to the big screen. He tried it in a local chalk pit where he usually rode and was pleased with it, though he found brake problems. Two bombs hit the ship, neither of which exploded, though one man died in the raid. It had occupied a favourable, though unenviable, position at the crux of two world wars. The route is a combination of moorland tracks and field paths though no great climbs are involved. The bore was cylindrical and held a double reed, though single reeds are sometimes shown. Both are near the university, though the former is a bit more posh and expensive. Installing the software is a trifle, though using it isn't immediately a piece of cake. New lighting will also be installed, though the final details have yet to be decided. Show More Sentences Adjusting its controls takes no time at all, though small icons can be difficult to make out. Possibly these were folded in or had been removed, though I might have missed them. If it is possible to get a ticket then get one, though I fear they will be difficult to obtain. The train may be flooded out tomorrow, though I expect it will just be late and slow. Mrs Evans was not present at the inquest, though other members of Mr Evans' family were. Later though, in the gathering gloom, the city's bars and restaurants come to life. His performance was remarkable, though, given that he was playing through the pain barrier. All this though doesn't change the fact that my rent will always be dead money. Harry decided that I should suffer for it, though, and suffer for as long as possible. The service is not slow though, we get a jug of iced water right away and a young waiter soon arrives to take our order. In these opening weeks of the season, though, he will remain a figure of possibility. At the moment it's not really possible to say what this will look like though. Apart from that, though, the only permanent legacy of her illness is the operation scar. Miraculously though, Shirley escaped with only cuts and bruises and a broken arm. They should, though, be given all the facts and helped in the decision, so that it can be the right one. Sadly though, it needs more than trees and seasonal Christmas lights to redeem this area. I thought there must be more to the job than this, though, so I asked Sylvia her opinion. In the end though the mechanics weren't right for it to progress beyond the competition. I wish them all the best though, and fully appreciate the time and effort they put in. Much of it, though, is thought to be the work of a small number of individuals. Show More Sentences The fact that she is a woman, though, will surely influence the way she does the job. Now, though, most of the company's food and clothing stock is delivered on a daily basis. It's a fact, though, that ageism is rampant right the way through our institutions. We're not there yet though, despite what some people in the media seem to think. That probably wasn't the thought going through his mind back in June, though. This is an absorbing and thoughtful novel, though its ambiguities occasionally frustrate. When they are admonished they become very high handed and abusive as though we have no right to complain about their thoughtless behaviour. Went though my digitised photos giving them meaningful names and dates and folders like albums. Crab braised in rice wine in a sauce thickened with more albumen tasted as though it had been cooked in sea water. The big sell-off has been mostly a non-event, though not so much for want of would-be buyers. It can be jarring, though, to watch as a character pulls a clean blade from their woundless body despite the violence implied elsewhere. I turned the photograph and looked at it, as though it might have changed through some process of mischief or alchemy. And who could ever have though that someone would actually take the step of brewing alcohol-free beer? By the time you've finished arguing and wrangling though, you might feel like you need another holiday. Thornton's basic typology remains persuasive, though later writers have added further refinements. Before I knew it though tears were streaming down my face and Marco reached over and wrapped me in a bear hug. Like her husband, she wore her wealth on an emerald green dress and the fox-fur wrap lying behind her though it was summertime. She was shaking even though she was wrapped up in a thick long coat in the middle of summer. I didn't really notice who was doing what though, too busy being wrapped up in my own world. The clouds race to form and re-form across the blue sky, as though captured in stop-motion photography. Show More Sentences Everyone hopes to find the treasure hidden in the wreck, even though many doubt that it's there at all. The phone call will come, and even though I have been expecting it, I'll still be an emotional wreck. Two other ships have been wrecked over this way, though they are more thoroughly broken up and the debris fields are mixed together. The move was a real wrench, and he feels guilty about it even though everyone has told him he has done the right thing. His programme began with roller skating and wrestling, though not at the same time. And though it slowly got darker and darker outside, the peppy discussion, interspersed with slices of wry humour, just kept going. Clydebank looked as though they had done enough for another valuable point, but they reckoned without the alertness of Alan Neil. My A level physics practical exam featured an accident too, though far less exciting than this one. Even though his name wasn't on the ballot, he was written in by nearly half of the voters. Support for multimedia devices such as CD writers is improved but SuSE support for scanners, though improved, remains less than perfect. His writings are a model of lucidity and a pleasure to read, though he confessed that he was a reluctant writer. They could then face deportation even though they have been recognised as refugees. After marrying in 1999, we had tried in vain for three years to conceive even though there was nothing really wrong with us. When I have tried to point out the cycle track I have been verbally abused even though they are in the wrong. Maria was big, loud and bursting with personality, though she wasn't the sort of woman you would want to get on the wrong side of. McCarthy yesterday refused to indicate who will figure in his team selection even though he confirmed he had settled on a team in his own mind. As you can see, it looks pretty good, though aliasing is a bit more obvious. Stewart, though, is well regarded in banking circles and could be the right man at the right time. There was no emotion on his face, and his gaze seemed pretty blank as he regarded it, as though waiting for something to happen. Just as a last thought, though, there is one other question that you should consider asking and it regards terms and conditions. Show More Sentences On the morning that this photo was taken though, I let the boys out the back only to hear Colin wuffing at something. It was simply impossible to observe, even though we laagered several vehicles to shield us from the wind. Pork is the most commonly consumed meat, though various sorts of wurst, or sausage, are often eaten in lieu of meat. They talked about it for quite a long time, how even though people might think you're a wuss, you should always buckle up. Dowd has since gone the way of a B-list celebrity, though at these events he's treated to complimentary cocktails and idle hero worship. She touched Dana's face, but no emotion registered in her eyes, as though she was not concerned about her daughter. It was a comforting though as she passed through the archway into the locker rooms, the screaming of the crowds not even registering in her mind. Alex knew she was the one, though, and he promptly whisked her off to the register office and married her. Next time, though, I'll be employing my teenage cousins to do the manual labour and keeping my hands out of the sink. It's a slow and laborious process, though, on a creaky old dial-up phone connection. In all seriousness, though, a large proportion of them are either taken or dead. He told me all about your lovely black curls and blue eyes, speaking of you as though you were an angel. The real tragedy, though, is that the BBFC gave the film such a harsh certificate. His favourite sport was American Football, though, and he was twice voted on to an all-America team. But it is I myself who must get there, even though I have the directions and destination down. The placement and shape of the prairies are similar, though Webb's prairies are more regular in shape. Jumping up, she changed into her regular work clothes even though school was over for that day. That hotel, once a popular spot for the lace-curtain Irish, still stands, though today it is a retirement home. My mad noisy neighbour regularly stands in her kitchen hailing her grandaughter as though she's already moved to Australia. He lacerated the New Journalists even though as a writer for Life during World War II, he used a composite character. Show More Sentences However in some lacewings the head may also appear to be extended, though never to the extent of a scorpionfly. Some pictures though original were indistinct, and their xerographs could not be adapted for identification. I don't want people to get the impression the school will have a lackadaisical approach to teaching though. He's not a bad actor, though he seems to have all the charisma of a Xerox copy of you. The trade, though lucrative, was quite separate from the rest of his thinking. Sometimes people have dry skin and unquenchable thirst even though they drink lots of water. Even though Klinck cuts one of those strapping, barrel-chested gym-junkie figures, his voice is like a gentle breeze. Patrick is believed to have committed suicide at the age of thirteen, though the body was never found. Academics and poverty mavens know this to be the case, though they try to soften the harshness of its implications. He became the impeachment maven even though he had no clear expertise related to the questions at hand. Last year, though, his fortunes took a turn for the worse, and he finished a disappointing ninth. I like it too, it's very nice even though it's basically barren of all furniture. I wasn't exactly keen, but my husband wanted to go, though we did have second thoughts when they had to screw the door shut. On second thought, though, I'm not even sure the political reasoning makes much sense. At the same time the Lacedaemonians made a law the very reverse of this, namely, to wear their hair long, though they had always before cut it close. Their most important joint project, though, is protecting their youngest sister, free-spirited Devi. Olmert took his leave with a sarcastic, though not angry, expression of gratitude. Younger brother Prince Khurram promptly had him killed, as fraternal ambitions were not to be encouraged, even though the wretched Prince Khusrau was blind. I want many changes though, starting with further reforms to agricultural policy, an end to secrecy, and a curb on the centralising tendency of the institutions in Brussels. A couple lockers down was a boy, about 5'5, with scruffy brown hair, wearing rumpled blue jeans and a wrinkly white t-shirt, looking as though he'd just fallen out of bed. Show More Sentences The 19th century, though, was a 100-year dirge from one horrid epidemic to another. What drew the eye, though, was a framed photograph on a shelf. Really, though, the American Atheist convention in Salt Lake City is not a clash of opposites. This is yet another masterpiece, even though the tone and diction are all wrong, and the proportions totally off. Thankfully, not all such incidents result in accidents and thankfully, even though this young woman's car was a complete write-off she only suffered minor injuries. The roughnecks and hooligans have gone and instead families on a Saturday night dine alfresco on the broad shrub-lined pavements as though they were in Paris. Since then though Rangers have endeared a barren spell and the pressure has been building on McLeish as O'Neill has transformed Celtic into one of the best teams in Europe. Decades from now, though, we will not see Scalia as a lone ranger, but as one of the more influential justices of his time. Unlike Axler, Pacino says he has yet to lose his, though many critics would beg to differ. It makes it possible to discover books that have references or sections or chapters that are of interest to you even though the book as a whole may not be. Even though the press will split, with up to two-thirds against, it will need to be cautious if it doesn't want to get on the wrong side of its readers. Doyle said he is not certain where he will end up, though he plans to continue to work on nonproliferation and disarmament issues. I'd use a DK weight yarn, though, because worsted might get a bit heavy. Lately though it seems the line between spin and reality is harder to discern. He supported William of Orange, though, as a Tory, he favoured a regency. When it comes to people, though, discerning demonic influence is more difficult. He'd never really thought of himself as a soldier or an ex-soldier even though he'd had two years of it before eventually going farming on rehab money. Even though he focuses almost totally on the insects, one gleans bits of personal information that elucidate his all-encompassing endeavors, bordering on mania. Labelling is more comprehensive, though still lacking in detail. Don't regift an item to someone even though you know they won't like it. Show More Sentences Trivial though facts may be, he wanted to know what he was up against. Rather quickly though, the desperate looking teen recovers and then decides to glare menacingly at me as if registering my presence in the room at last. The genre was always a simple one, easy to satirize and dismiss, though immensely profitable. For too long, progressives have been squeamish about citing those moral imperatives, as though compassion were the third rail in American politics. He managed adequately, though, in subzero temperatures by wrapping his feet in meal sacks which were nailed to his 12-foot long skis and lashed in place with leather thongs. Life steadily worsened, and though a few maintained quick riches in the short-term, most people labored more and more just to maintain short-term existence. It was fun if a little light, as though she couldn't be bothered finishing it so she just wrapped it up quickly and then summarised subsequent events in the epilogue. Wraparound can handle even the most abnormal of screen layout configurations, and even allow windows and other objects to be dragged though screen edges. Much of the weed was cleared out to allow easy angling, though plenty of silver birch, rowan, alder, sycamore and pine remain to provide a scenic backdrop. Everything about director, Steven Brill's movie, smacks of desperation, though, given the laboured quality of most of the jokes, and the overall lack of subtlety. We had to get rid of her though after she almost mauled the mailman. While one brewing insider said that the chilled hybrid mix of lager and ale was way ahead of its time, most others though it was really pretty awful. More insidious, though, are the thousands of daily examples of anti-social behaviour and thoughtlessness perpetrated by people well into adulthood. Even though Enid manages to engineer and then wreck his chances with another woman, it is very unlikely that that relationship would have developed. So it looks as though internalist justifications are like irritatingly persistent children in that they give rise to an unending regress of reasons for reasons. But 19 and 12, though superficially similar in their youthfulness, are diametrically opposed regarding the elephant in the room. Perhaps we should remind ourselves, though, that it's sensible to be choosy when you're making such a huge investment in an uncertain market. At Derwent Reservoir good catches have been taken from all areas as fish have been eager to feed, though choosey at times. I tease Labour's Deputy Leaderene as a politically correct Hattie Harperson, though I accept to be PC is to treat others with respect. The police in Kharkov will be acting toughly, though in compliance with the law. Show More Sentences There is one tree, though, that is just now leafing out in both New York and Los Angeles. Don't expect the mainstream marques to roll over and let the 2 Series Gran Tourer scalp a bunch of conquest sales though. On the positive side, though, Anna proves a striking listener, and Sammy O'Neil caught her spunkiness and sharp attentiveness. Even more alluring is that, in contrast to most of the other Vanuatu islands, Santo's inside is populated, though spottily. It wasn't to be, though, Hihetah scoring a sensational late try which Laund converted to break Bees' hearts. In the city of Mosul itself it seems as though ISIS is at a loss. The meet is free, and temporary seating has been installed, though Oregon State is encouraging fans to bring lawn chairs. The alfalfa crop's other pollinator, the alfalfa leafcutter bee, is also free-living, though not native to the United States. Parking is free, and bleacher seats will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, though most spectators bring folding lawn chairs or blankets. Likewise, color touchscreen control interfaces are becoming more widespread, though not yet to the overwhelming degree seen in other auxiliary equipment. Hypokalaemia is a widely known, though rare, cause of rhabdomyolysis. On The Rewaking, soprano Dominique Labelle acquits herself very nicely, though it is unfortunate that the poem texts are not included in the liner notes. Additional commissioner of police Amitabh Gupta said though the bandobast was adequate, the eagerness of the rioting aspirants resulted in the tragedy. He is not dependent on the law of averages, though, as his sizzling early should carry him clear and it will then be a case of catch me if you can. A draw in stall two probably makes life harder though, and he's up against a potentially well-weighted opponent in the Tim Easterby-trained Tough Love. On the ball-tampering controversy, Hadlee said though reverse swing is a fascinating craft, players should not indulge in unfair practices to get the ball to do something. And brief though Shortest is, it's chockful of interpretive issues. An ex of mine once bought me what I thought was an incredibly expensive box of choccies, though now I know you can spend pounds 1,000, he was a cheapskate in comparison. Examples from Classical Literature And though I disapprove of your husband's doings, you know I would not willingly do him any harm? On a rock where the snow still lay, though the Italian spring was now far advanced, was perched the little fortress of San Marino. To the same school of translators belongs Mr. Sansom, though he is slightly less literal than Mr. Dickins. You saw it once at Santa Monica, I know, though you may have been too small to remember. Those were the Hussars, with Santander at their head, though the ladies knew not that. I will hope, though something of a Sadducee, that there is an angel in their hearts. The rest of the day seemed to dilly like a confused though not an unfamiliar dream. He preferred to spend the time in drinking from the holy river Sarasvati, though little accustomed to any other drink than wine. Like the sarcoptic, follicular mange is transferable from one dog to another, though less readily than the former. An Indian custom of dharna is of similar significance, though less violent. These are exceptional durations in the male for virulence, though not for continuance of the diplococcus. It was as though a clock had struck, loud and inexorably, marking off some irrecoverable hour. I take it, though, you would say that Commission Exhibit No. 930 went by diplomatic pouch. Structurally the amphibian heart closely resembles the dipnoan, though the increased size of the left auricle is an advance. The Phantom eyed him keenly, though he seemed wholly absorbed in contemplation of the salt shaker. The gills are generally forked, once or several times, in a dichotomous manner, though sometimes irregularly. Dinna think though I hae been saft wi' you a' along, that I'll ay be like that. It was a little disorienting, and it made her feel especially old and saggy sometimes, though he never seemed to notice. He gave Alan a dirty look, as though his insistence on preflighting were the root of their problems. The thong was cut across, diagonally, almost as clean as though done by a knife. Show More Sentences The sago palm, furnishing sago flour, is neglected though it grows in profusion. The stairs also were pulled down and burned, though there was no scarcity of firing. Both the lecturer and the discussion leader can be either monological or dialogical, even though they are using different methods. He was a genius at his business, though he had learned it on board a sailing ship. Diana's quick eyes, however, noted the movement, though she said nothing just then. They are probably Dravidian by descent, though they are in religion Hindus of the Saiva sect. And so perhaps you would be Saladin, and he can be Sir Kenneth, though he's too sneaky for him, too. The little things, he continued, delicately perforating the atmosphere as though selecting a diatom. All who lived with her, though well-dressed, were scantily fed and over-worked. This may also be said of some of the Salishan tribes, though others of the same stock have complicated systems. The other, though possessing unrivalled beauty, is apt to impart a sallowness to the skin by frequent use. I'm glad I didn't, though a lot of the salmagundi men go over there and like it. It is equally an incident, highly important though not primitive and fundamental, of detumescence. I swear, though, that no living being will make me deviate from my line of conduct. The water is perfectly clear, has a saltish taste, and at the spring is not unlike weak broth, though it has a disagreeable odor. Dextrose, saccharose and lactose are the most used, though many others are used for special purposes. The sambar stag, though almost equal in size, will not bear the slightest burden, but the nilgao will carry a man. And then the bishop made semblaunt as though he would have gone to the sacring of the mass. It was as though some one had engaged the Victory of Samothrace to enact the part. Master dieter has a sweetheart for every finger, though the lower part of his own body isn't quite as handsome as it might be. Show More Sentences Then human duties, lowly though they may be, have their sanative and salutary influence on our whole frame of being. And then the bishop made semblant as though he would have gone to the sacring of the mass. And that, though meant to indicate a suicide, proved only a diabolically clever criminal! Many of them became afflicted with an itchy, festering skin disease, though otherwise healthy and fat. They war' a' Camerons and M'Donalds, though they paraded sax hundred men! Outnumbered and overpowered, it seemed as though sager had no chance. And she smiled, though the tears shone like dewdrops on her lashes. Among them towers the Poet Laureate, to whom perhaps Higgins may owe his Miltonic sympathies, though here again I must disclaim all portraiture. At seventy you are sager than ever, though scarcely so strong. Marlow smiled his retrospective smile which was kind as though he bore no grudge against people he used to know. Salomon City, though it contained the great Boon, was not esthetic. Even the mother was always offering me things, though I knew she expected substantial presents in return. There is the same difference in their minds, though both are clouded. This year, though, they had looked as far inland as Sangamon. You will not care to hear about that, though, so I will not digress. At san juan bautista the old reredos remains, though the altar is new. The thunderbolt without the reverberations of thunder would frighten man but little, though the danger lies in the lightning, not in the noise. But ding-dong, though deliberate in his speech, was quick in action. Amy, though the youngest, was a most important person, in her own opinion at least. Shears took his time, as though he wished to save up his effect. Show More Sentences Not an enemy was to be seen, and what was still more surprising, not a single man dropped, though the pebbles fell among the leaves like hail. There isnt a chance, though, that she will pass the test, Mr. Sanborn. Specimens of this saxifrage, though small, are exceedingly pretty. Then he dropped as though dead, forcing down Andrew with an iron hand. He shook himself, as though his clothes, perhaps his body even, irked him. I admired spotlessness, even though I could lay no claim to it, and hated impurity, as I hope I do now. But I saw no spirits, though at times great spotted snakes crept from before my feet, and perhaps these were the Amatongo. He kept me for an hour and a half in the torture chamber and behaved as though he hated me. Torralva, when she found herself spurned by Lope, was immediately smitten with love for him, though she had never loved him before. They came in separate spurts, as though reminding me of themselves, but did not banish the dissipation by their appearance. Inevitably the famous flat plateau mystically vanishes, though its bright return will be highly anticipated. I have italicized the most offensive, though it is hardly necessary. By and by they would have their revenge, though, for the thing was getting beyond human endurance, and the people would rise and murder the packers. But though no other nation has ever had any written whaling law, yet the American fishermen have been their own legislators and lawyers in this matter. Yes, their supreme lord and dictator was there, though hitherto unseen by any eyes not permitted to penetrate into the now sacred retreat of the cabin. Also, even though it wasn't necessary to escort an American liner from Liverpool to Fastnet, the British Navy supplied two torpedo boat destroyers for House's ship. To all these sports and pursuits, those of the enemy who watched the besieged, and the besieged themselves, were, however, merely the idle though sympathizing spectators. On one of the upper balconies, which hung well above the rounded tops of the horse-chestnuts in the square, the awnings were still lowered, as though the sun had just left it. Tom fired bullet after bullet from his wonderful rifle into the spot, but though he killed some of the alligators this did not save the man's life. Fine for lift and tousling, but I prefer hair I can run my hands though. Show More Sentences Six tries later though and Launceston had racked up a half-century. Find more words! 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