Sentence examples for by getting through the from inspiring English sources

He gave himself a chance by getting through the seventh and eighth innings on only 18 pitches, bearing down against an overmatched lineup.

But I only went to school about four years, and I wound up a juvenile delinquent, because if you had an idea that you want to do anything you gonna wind up in trouble, because the only way you get it is by getting through the sweat of somebody else's eyebrow and not through your own.

You'll be doing yourself a favor by getting through the days without getting frazzled.

We come to realize that by getting through the good and bad times -- building families, careers, homes and live savings -- we have beaten the odds.

You'll feel more relieved and relaxed just by getting through the daily tasks.

But when in 2002, Le Pen shocked France by getting through to the final round of the presidential election, knocking out the Socialists, she felt she had to go into politics.

If you have been showing up for your relationship wholeheartedly and it seems to constantly take you to a place of not feeling good, then you need to do the inner-work that leads to self-growth by getting through to the other side.

We thought we dodged a bullet by getting through harvest during the second trimester – the easiest part of our pregnancy.

Many potential visitors were kept away simply by the prospect of getting through the airport, with its official shakedowns and swarming touts.

Cameron is now captive and follower; getting through the day by party management is the only currency.

5. Getting through the day by reading Kitty Kelley's book on Oprah.