Sentence examples for had put through from inspiring English sources
Farrell picked up the extras and landed a penalty, after Nick Evans had put through the posts himself in Quins' first score of the game.
Within two years he had put through the Land Development Ordinance, which brought barren lands into cultivation through irrigation schemes.
And on domestic policy, Johnson had put through the most important civil rights laws since emancipation and the greatest expansion of the social safety net since the New Deal.
A superbly-taken goal from Jordan Ayew at least enabled Swansea to salvage something after Kyle Naughton had put through his own net just before-half time, but this felt like a missed opportunity for Carlos Carvalhal and his players.
Stephen McManus had put through his own net from Carl Tremarco's 39th-minute cross before helping Motherwell equalise midway through the second half when his header set up Scott McDonald after a well‑worked corner.
Hannah Kirby (Team Blake Kirbyby, whom coach Blake Shelton, and not the audience, had put through to the top 12, launched the show on a strong note, letting her vocals shine – and for once, not letting her trademark dance moves overpower them -- on Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen".
Almost all of the employees whom we have put through business school are still with us.
A lot of state governments have put through mandated benefits, like mandatory 48-hour hospital stays for vaginal births, and 72-hour stays for Caesarean births.
They are the first group of candidates Esa has put through a training programme of its own design.
If they do not acknowledge the source of the text which they have put through the paraphrasing tool, they are also guilty of academic misconduct.
