Sentence examples for To take through from inspiring English sources

She believed that authority could be laughed away, a powerful notion for a provocateur to take through life.

"It's often politically difficult to take through motor traffic out of those areas, but it will be transformational for cycling, particularly in outer London".

Which brings me to my travel tip: Minis (the tiny little liquor bottles) happen to fit into your TSA quart sized baggie and are perfectly legal to take through security.

The prime minister said today: "That is a bill that we would ask the House of Commons and Lords to take through within a few hours so that we can deal with the emergency that would exist.

In general, however, meats, some cheeses and fruit and vegetables fall under restricted items you won't want to take through customs.

That's the strategy we're going to take through this winter.

"The architect told me never to take it through a drive-through," Kairé says.

Mohareb offers to take Thalaba through the city and they travel through the cave of Zohak.

"I had five years to take them through the system.

I don't need to take you through them.

* "Plan your trip to take you through college towns.