Sentence examples for gone through by from inspiring English sources

"So you've got all this material being gone through by all these people and tracked all over the place in the city".

And he railed as usual against Heathrow expansion – a decision which luckily will have gone through by the time he gets the Cabinet job Cameron promised him.

The city placed the money in escrow a year ago at the league's insistence to cover such losses if the sale of the team had not gone through by the end of this season.

Next in front of MPs was Peter Clarke, who oversaw the first investigation which began in 2005, who admitted that evidence recovered from Mulcaire had not been thoroughly gone through by his detectives.

(This is a statement that could be picked apart in so many ways that it would resemble a shredded couch after a herd of tigers had gone through by the time we were done with it).

You know how it is, Mr Cameron told MPs in one of the week's more depressing revelations: "Your bins are gone through by some media organisation, but you hold back from dealing with it because you want good relations with the media".

"We've had nearly 350,000 people go through by now".

Thetakeover is expected to go through by the end of December.

And she was worried about how much she "had to go through by reporting it".

Coach Jordan backed him up again and it goes through by a good 15 yards".

Should they not claim a bonus point, West Indies could go through by trouncing New Zealand.