Sentence examples for for a through from inspiring English sources

"If you're looking for a through line, it's probably: why am I?" smiles Phillips.

The Germans retaliated through Haller, who was just beaten by Banks in a race for a through pass but the most sustained aggression was still coming from England.

Meanwhile, paramedics took Michael to a hospital, where he was treated for a "through and through" bullet wound that had narrowly missed his spine.

They petitioned the city to keep their cul-de-sac, but the Dakota County Plat Commission insisted that the cul-de-sac, which had been planned for a through street as far back as 1985, be extended.

Findley forces Ricketts to come out sharply for a through ball, then in the next sequence RSL pick up a corner from an attack down the same flank, but Morales' corner is headed over by Schuler.

Didier Drogba did, when Cole won the ball from Damien Francis and supplied Lampard for a through ball to the Ivory Coast-born striker, only for Green to save with his feet.

7.34pm GMT 38 seconds Early dodginess from the overrated Joe Hart, who hesitates to come for a through-ball.

To create an opening for a through-the-wall unit, technicians hang a small scaffold out the window and cut a hole from the outside of the building.

However, there are signs of fairly recent restoration activity, like blue painter's masking tape on the windows and the hole in the brick facade, perhaps for a through-the-wall air-conditioner that has been removed.

In 1851, Trinity adopted a plan by Richard Upjohn, who had designed the Wall Street church, for a through-block church on 25th Street just west of Broadway reaching up to 26th Street -- Trinity Chapel.

He developed a method, applicable to most situations, which comprised three key ideas: a reliance on "emotional memory", a focus on the actor's "circle of attention" and a search for a "through-line of action" in which the actor pins down key objectives.