Sentence examples for finally going through from inspiring English sources

A sceptical O'Neill and the Celtic supporters have so far refused to celebrate the signing, but it now looks like finally going through.

Tim Sherwood is remembering the moment, almost 20 years ago, when he heard Bruce Rioch's voice at the end of the phone and thought that his dream move to Arsenal was finally going through.

The mayor said he was going to clear the encampment in October to clean up Zuccotti Park, then balked before finally going through with it a month later, when he sent the police in to clear the camp, in the middle of the night, with little warning.

Jodie Abbatangelo-Gray, mother to a 2-year-old daughter and a 4-year-old son, cycled through five nannies in five years before finding the perfect fit, relying on word-of-mouth recommendations and nanny-finding Web sites before finally going through an agency.

Finally, going through an agency is going to be more expensive.

The recent acquisitions of Maker Studios and Oculus VR, as well as the planned public offering for TrueCar that's finally going through, all point to a healthy investment ecosystem, but there's still one industry that rules over Tinseltown: that's entertainment.

They finally went through bankruptcy.

The eviction finally went through in May 2008.

The Attorney General–Interior Minister swap finally went through.

When he finally went through all of them, he found that two thousand had been wiped out.

Industry observers were also glad the deal had finally gone through.