The greater part of them providentially succeeded in effecting their escape, although many a brave fellow fell in the attempt.
Their opinion on questions of law may be asked by the government, and by any department, although many of the departments are provided with permanent legal counsel of their own whose advice is sufficient for all ordinary matters.
This last, however, does not contain the text, but only a list of titles, of local and private acts, although many of them are legally public general acts.
He was a great warrior; bold in arms; strong and expert in the use of his weapons beyond any others, as has been before related, although many of the feats of his manhood are not here written down.
The grand stand, erected in front of the city hall, was filled, although many of the camp-chairs and benches placed in thick-set rows on the farther side of the line of march were not yet rented.
The celebration of 1899 was no less brilliant than usual, although many of the Madrid papers spoke bitterly of the shadow that the disastrous first of May must henceforth cast on the glorious Second.
It was eventually successful, although many survivals of old beliefs were long existent in the rural districts.
Forts were built the length and breadth of the Spanish world, although many of them were allowed to decay in the seventeenth century.
The practice has not been followed, however, where the information as to sources is confined to footnotes, although many writers, Lea for example, have valuable references scattered through their volumes.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "although many" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
