Sentence examples for go through next from inspiring English sources

But what of Arsenal, the team who fell so badly, so disconsolately, the least sentimental elements of the bookmaking trade have already made them odds-on 10-111) to go through next season without landing any of four available trophies?

As the dust settled on the International Cricket Council's quarterly board meeting, after the first day of which delegates from four countries raised doubts over official claims that the proposals being championed by Clarke with support from Australia and India had been "unanimously approved", it became increasingly clear that the bulk of the changes will almost certainly go through next month.

As expected, the Spanish side dominated possession – 65% in each half – but Inter showed huge self-belief to come back from going behind to a Pedro Rodríguez goal to win the tie and leave Barcelona needing to score at least twice at Camp Nou to go through next Wednesday.

Today's investment is likely to go through next month and it will take Alibaba's ownership from 47percentto51percentcent, which in theory gives Cainiao a valuation of RMB 132.5 billion ($19.9 billion).

Today's investment is likely to go through next month and it will take Alibaba's ownership from 47percentto51percentcent, which in theory gives Cainiao a valuation of RMB 132.5 billion ($19.9 billion).

Also, reflect on what pizza delivery people go through next time you're calculating a tip.

I just can't bear to think of other people going through what I've gone through". Next: "I'm really excited about going to work for these people.

"I never knew what kind of drama Marlee would be going through next".

No word on if they used a Mother of Dragons bath bomb or if they're more sativa and indica girls, but Turner did offer a little insight into what her character, Sansa Stark, will be going through next season.

The appeal is likely to delay the extradition, which was due to go through next week.

William Wagner, a real estate agent who brokered the sale of the complex to Mr. Gluck, said it was likely to go through next spring.