The phrase "all time through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express continuity or duration, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "I have been working on this project all time through, and I am finally seeing results."
Alternatives: "all the time" or "throughout the entire time".
He has been able to use his money, brains and credibility to become potentially the greatest philanthropist of all time, through his Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
It was also named the funniest British sit-com of all time through a scientific formula, in a study by Gold.
Both his single-game reception total of 15 and his single-season reception total of 86 were sixth in Big Ten history at the end of his career although both were ninth all time through the 2006 NCAA season.
Other times it sounds like Lou Reed blowing his transvestite ultimate lover of all time through a Playskool bullhorn, while Mick Rock takes photos of the entire thing, and I am A-OH-FUCKING-KAY with that.
Control your emotions at all time through the right assent of external and internal impressions- this is the Stoic's famous principle.
All this time, through all these decades, the tribe is without recourse, having no conceivable way to do anything about what has happened.
Through all the time, through all the distance, through all the silence, the first bond I ever formed was with my mother.
Systems were in place at the park to ensure animals and keepers remained apart at all times through indoor and outdoor compartments connected by lockable self-closing doors, the inquest heard.
We live our lives connected to the network at practically all times through various devices.
Right now, you can buy an MP3 and have it available at all times through online cloud storage services; in your workplace, at home, or wherever else you may be.
The technician communicated separately with each subject through headphones and could view subjects at all times through a two-way window.
