Sentence examples for had gone though from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Thatcher had gone, though.
"We had gone though this arid summer in which our national poll numbers were dropping," said David Axelrod, the chief strategist.
It's not a bad life, but it's hard to think of an immediate precedent for what Gomez had gone though: To be thoroughly terrible at your job for so long and so publicly, and to keep showing up, to keep trying, to finally get it, to still stink and then get it even worse.
"I do wish I could have gone, though," she said.
You always know how the reviews have gone, though, whether you read them or not.
The more they saw of Capron -- who, like Picasso, has gone though enough styles and periods for a dozen artists -- the more intrigued they became.
The years of the big money have gone though, it's very measured," says Daly. "They watch the reviews and various other awards results and they can tweak accordingly.
Du Mée's transcript reads as though he had gone through a Beltway-staffer training camp.
How far it has gone, though, still comes as a bit of a shock.
The 8,300 people who have gone though his course earn the title of "certified veterinary chiropractitioner".
