Sentence examples for has to be put through from inspiring English sources

Much of what he says has to be put through a sieve to drain the mischief from the meaningful, but this was a bit of both.

"I'm at once sad because people have to be put through all these hoops to do what is their right, its not a privilege, it hasn't been a privilege for a very long time, " Workman said.

"It is a travesty he had to be put through this".

Lincoln was never far offstage, but he didn't have to be put through all the usual biographical paces.

The cells also have to be put through several other tests of performance and safety before they're qualified for use in vehicles.

"The reason for giving a discount for pleading guilty is so the victim doesn't have to be put through the ordeal again.

"Women can sing about the same things as men, but we shouldn't have to be put through such scrutiny and hellfire.

Many disabled people fear having to be put through the new in-person tests to assess their eligibility.

"It will be a large amount of work that will have to be put in through a collegiate approach with British Cycling.

"The backline had to be put on the roof through a window on the second floor, and anything too big was lugged up a shitty old ladder and manoeuvred over the rusty tangled barbed wire that surrounded the space.

Several repeat performances had to be put on through the year to satisfy the Petersburg beau monde.