Sentence examples for could take through from inspiring English sources

On Clear and Present Danger, shot in Mexico with Harrison Ford and Ann Archer, we had to negotiate Customs, figure out what we could take through and how to do it.

Not exactly the kind of afternoon outing he could take through Beacon Hill back in Boston, where he was born.

As a result, there is a complicated set of possible pathways that any given input could take through the system, and designers are not always able to determine, post hoc, which pathway was used.

Preceding her arrival at the London Hotel in West Hollywood, Calif., a hotel employee and her security guard were hashing out a route that Ms. Gomez, always a tabloid target, could take through the empty lobby and up to a suite where she'd meet Ms. Teefey and Mr. Yorkey to discuss "Thirteen Reasons". These are edited excerpts from the conversation.

Transoceanic autonomous journeys will require rule-making by the International Maritime Organization, a process that could take through the middle of the next decade.

First, perceptual measures of rod-cone interactions and their dependence on light level are often interpreted in the context of the different routes that rod-mediated signals could take through the retina (reviewed in Buck, 2004, 2014).

This is a measure we could have taken through in one reading.

Those sales could take place through China Telecom or with other operators, Mr. Elop said.

Perhaps Cameron believes he ought to see the process of leaving – which could take years – through.

All of that could take place through a combination of laws, regulations and incentives Congress and the courts willing.

In this way the Navy could take credit, through Byrd, for any accomplishments in the air, while pleasing both men's sponsors.