Sentence examples for come through very from inspiring English sources

"Lots of underdogs come through very well".

"Most of them have come through very good undergraduate programs.

"We expect these things thundering through now, I think it's going to come through very rapidly," he said.

Experimenting with code, the nature of computers will come through very clearly... powerful in their own way, but with a limited, mechanical quality.

Noting that management had been cutting costs, he said, "Earnings are going to come through very nicely for that stock, despite pedestrian top-line growth, but it has been thrown out with the rest of health care stocks".

He's faced his demons - ok, so they're in the form of Ashley Giles, and given the way cricket works he didn't really have much choice in the matter - head on today, and so far come through very well.

The character's scathing humor failed to come through, especially at the very end, when Loge should be undermining the gods' grandiose procession into Valhalla.

"I thought our senior players came through very, very well.

Holdren: In these conversations, a couple of things came through very clearly.

They came through very easily because they came from countries that are friends with America".

One thing that comes through very well in both books is the lack of influential women in the Cameron administration.