Sentence examples for going through a great from inspiring English sources

"I'm going through a great moment, and I hope to capitalize on it".

"The corporate sector is going through a great deal of pain, slashing investment and restructuring," said Julian Callow, who tracks the European economy for Credit Suisse First Boston.

Asked if the Welshman was comparable to Ronaldo, he said: "Yes, he's going through a great individual moment, scoring lots of goals for the team.

I'm told that US TV is going through a great period with Mad Men, Homeland and Breaking Bad but they are all about the traditional subjects American TV has always been about.

That indeed is something I'd like to pick as the theme today, namely that we're all going to, and in particular, you are going to be going through a great deal of change providing both opportunities and occasionally some problems.

General Allen, as he has before, gave his condolences to the Afghans; he added, "I also extend my deepest sympathies to the Bales family, who are going through a great deal right now".

The euro, on the other hand, is arguably going through a greater "crisis" than the dollar because purchases of the euro by central banks in Asia have been putting pressure on European economies by making it harder for them to recover.

"Recently, the people of Israel went through a great trauma.

"I went through a great warmup and then just kind of felt something.

I went through a great deal of trouble to make sure I got an R rating.

DR: People have gone through a great deal more to write a book.