Sentence examples for going to run through from inspiring English sources

When the workout starts, an overview describes the different exercises it's going to run through.

Now I was going to run through the Coliseum with the Cardinal and Gold.

Here, it's going to run through the enfilade of five rooms at the back of the main galleries.

"While the door has been opened, it's not entirely clear how aggressively New York is going to run through it".

I think now the team knows that the offense really is going to run through those two guys' hands".

"But you're not just going to run through me or treat me like I'm nothing," he said.

I found Al Jardine, and his bright sunshine of a wife, Mary Ann, and hung around the dressing room until they went to run through "Good Vibration" with both Maroon 5 and Foster the People backing them.

"These guys are going to be running through hoops to please the far right folks, who are kind of the acolytes of Sarah Palin," Mr. Plouffe said.

Forbes: Now on the housing side, you also make the point that even though we hear about foreclosures, huge inventory, that given the natural rate of new houses we need, we're going to be running through that inventory.

Even with these changes, as this map of T-Bay illustrates, hunters and huntresses aren't going to be running through downtown back alleyways, chasing stags.

I think about all those times I could just place our first child, Penelope, down on top of the rug with some blankets and her toys around her, and never have to worry that a toddler was going to come running through the room and trample all over her.