Sentence examples for bouts through from inspiring English sources

On the side, he referees professional boxing bouts, through which he has met people like John E. Oden, a money manager from Manhattan and boxing competitor, and persuaded them to help underwrite equipment and supplemental insurance for the Archimedes program.

The Michigan-born Mayweather, full of bling and braggadocio, is the ring's classic master craftsman, stylishly elusive and defensive, unconquered in 47 bouts through four weight classes stretching back to 1996.

These data support a role for the PAM-MB circuit in maintenance of long flight bouts through dopaminergic synapses on α' β' MB lobes.

Hind limb vertical ground reaction forces and sagittal-plane high-speed video were recorded during spontaneous steady-speed locomotor bouts through the central 10 cm segment of the arena.

Spontaneous animal locomotion was recorded in the arena using a Motion Scope high-speed video camera (200 Hz; Red Lake Imaging Co., Tallahassee, FL, USA), and freely chosen speeds and stride frequencies were determined for each animal from three steady-speed locomotor bouts through the central 10 cm segment of the area.

Participants will be encouraged by the researcher to gradually increase walking duration from 10 to 30 minute bouts through the course of the intervention and will be asked to make weekly goals outlining intended exercise intensity, duration and timing (exactly when they intend to exercise).

Mike Snow, a Congo-based businessman who was friendly with both Smulian and Bout through the aviation industry, had become a D.E.A. informant.

Undercover operatives, posing as members of Colombia's main rebel group, the FARC, would entice Bout, through intermediaries, with the prospect of a multimillion-dollar arms deal.

The informer sent e-mail messages to Mr. Bout through Mr. Smulian asking for a meeting about a possible deal, referring to Mr. Bout as "Boris" and weapons as "farming equipment".

Usually when a sports movie kicks off, we can anticipate a harrowingly familiar structure defined by the passage of the season, from warm-ups and practice through qualifying heats - or, in this case, bouts - through the quarters and semis and the final itself, with a side-dish of triumph over adversity, moral or familial redemption, getting the girl and saving your soul.

Birmingham's Macklin and London's Barker were meant to fight in 2009 and again in 2010 but both prospective bouts fell through.