Sentence examples for been through was from inspiring English sources
adjective
Passing from one side of something to the other.
- Interstate highways form a nationwide system of through roads.
What Hope had been through was thirteen years of vaudeville, which taught the lessons of free enterprise: thrift, self-reliance, perseverance, innovation, and ruthlessness.
"What we have been through was the endless routine of unjustifiable censorship, the killing of stories or entire pages and complete rewrites," the petition lamented.
After I made it past the initial 24 hours, touch and go, the neurosurgeon, Dr Gabriel Aguilar, told my mother the physical pain I'd been through was a close second to what it might feel like to burn alive.
"The motivation was so pressing and the rage over everything we had been through was so intense that we started going down this path without thinking too much about the next steps".
"The era we have just been through was the sort of Blair-Brown-Mandelson era," Lord Mandelson said yesterday during a Times interview designed to prepare us for the serialisation of his book this week.
It wouldn't feel like everything I've been through was for nothing".
The things he has been through are so heartbreaking.
"I think all the bad things I have been through are in the past," Suárez said.
In this respect, his spirited determination to overcome all that he's been through is humbling to witness.
The financial crisis we've been through is traumatic, but we're learning from it," Shiller said.
What we've been through is a part of how things are and how they will be".
