Sentence examples for cases right through from inspiring English sources

But then, you could possibly argue similar cases right through the 20th century, back to Ford Madox Ford's Fifth Queen trilogy, and then on to Dickens's Tale of Two Cities, Thackeray's Vanity Fair and Barry Lyndon.

Within the Politburo itself, as was to be the case right through the 1920s, the defeated faction would sometimes call for democracy, only to have their own words from their period of power quoted against them.

"That has been (the case) right through the history of Manchester United.

NOM's Brown said that with the Hobby Lobby decision, it was encouraging to see that "the court get such patently obvious cases right", but said through laughter that his group is not interested in seeking religious exemptions.

So the courts are all through with the case, right?

Ideally, you'll aim to begin on the left (in this case, with the word "ideally"), head right (through the middle of the sentence), and stop at the far end of the sentence (in this case, right here).

"Normally you'd just listen to a few minutes," he says, "but in this case I listened right through and then did so again".

Norström--to reiterate, in case you breezed right through that first paragraph--is a judge.

In all tested cases, the failure ran right through the wood.

Hence time to finish included cases where a lizard would move right through the channel, and cases in which it did not move all the way through but went back to the starting terrarium or stayed somewhere in the channel, until it arrived at the receiving terrarium.

Still, opera is a form of drama, and "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" kept me involved right through.