Sentence examples for going through today from inspiring English sources

"When you are a player you understand what someone like Graeme was going through today.

That's why it is premature to settle on a word or phrase for whatever it is we're going through today.

"The poor wee boy, I don't know what his mum must be going through today, it must be horrendous for her.

"It's been built up over generations and decades, but we need to step forward and reflect what kids are going through today".

"You multiply that post-Vietnam period by a factor of at least 100," he said, "and that is what the Russians are going through today".

If men were going through the things women are going through today, I would be fighting for them with just as much passion.

Going through spring training without the burden of adjustments would be a luxury in itself.

We watched them going through spring practice, but it's nothing like Monday.

"I didn't want to keep going through this uncertainty — it's just a nightmare".

They kept going through last season, only narrowly missing the Conference play-offs.

Before I set off to meet him, I spend an afternoon going through 1990s music magazines.