Sentence examples for going through from from inspiring English sources

If not, it's worth going through from beginning to end.

There are highlights going through from the alternate version of Whole Lotta Love – that's superb.

Aus 73-55 Rus, and the Aussies are going through from their group.

He knows what Fassel is going through, from the unacceptable losses and substandard play to the injuries.

First of all, I'm going through, from the very beginning, we're going to cut about 5 percent of the discretionary budget excluding military.

So we have motions going through from this narrow, obsessive group of people who care about issues that are very fringe to most of the student body.

And his claim that it would keep a financial crisis like the one the world just went through "from ever happening again" is bound to prove wrong.

Sevilla will find it tough to go through from Group H. Tough, but not impossible.

My book is a sketch of my life or adventures and persecutions which I went through from 1860 to 1865.

And then I went through from the Birds, the Creation, then the Jeff Beck Group, then the Faces with Rod [Stewart].

This honest look at my dynamic was meant to shed light on a learning curve I went through from my mid-20s to my 40s.