Sentence examples for going to take through from inspiring English sources

That's the strategy we're going to take through this winter.

"How many forces are you going to have to leave there to keep it propped up, how many casualties are you going to take through the course of this operation?" Most of those questions remain as relevant today as they were a decade ago, and President Bush acknowledged Monday, "The work of our coalition remains difficult and will require further sacrifice".

"It's going to take through this week and maybe over the break that they have to kind of settle out where they want to go here," ANGA's Durbin said about Congress.

Our venerable chair here in the HR Studies Department, Professor Lee Dyer, is going to take you through a brief walk through HR's history up to the present day.

Through Coldplay's music we are going to take you through the seasons from autumn to summer.

He said the athletes would be on the field of play when the show starts and added: "Through Coldplay's music we are going to take you through the seasons from autumn to summer".

Even if you only get a drop one every three times, that probably is going to take people through the end of the year, if not through the end of the expansion.

We're going to take it through the proper channels.

"I'm going to take you through a ride on the Underground Railroad," she said.

And this is my I'm not going to take you through all these.

So I'm just going to take you through the training pipeline here.