Sentence examples for have got through with from inspiring English sources

Dear Lord, please give the people like me who don't have the brains to cope with that, please give us some kind of weapon, not to defend us from them but to defend us from ourselves after they have got through with us.

In the 90s, Evans would have got through with youthful enthusiasm and healthy measures of booze.

England's coach has got through with the help of a man who won the MBE for "determined leadership in constant adversity" and a religious worker known as "the saint of the gutters".

After they arrive, your guests will most likely be amazed by your attire and your selection of food, beverages, and decorations, but they will want something to do after they've gotten through with the greetings.

He reminds me, in fact, of a point wittily made by George Eliot in The Mill on the Floss that, if his father had only lived to a good old age, Hamlet might have got through life with "a reputation of sanity, notwithstanding many soliloquies and some moody sarcasms towards the fair daughter of Polonius".

We've been unlucky with injuries but we've got through that period with great spirit.

Now a student at Warwick University, having got through his teens with no interest in sex, he then found himself in a comfortable relationship, aged 20.

If the electoral bill has got through the Senate with Forza Italia's support, Mr Berlusconi will then be in a strong position to insist on a candidate to his liking.

"Five weeks is a pretty rough sprint to put together something the scale and breadth of Digg," he said, adding that his team had got through the sprint with "lots of coffee, lots of work".

He certainly exudes verbal energy – I could have got through an hour-long interview with just a handful of questions – but manages to avoid being either overbearing or arrogant.

Unlike its less-well- brought-up neighbours, the city-state has got through the Asian slump with only the shallowest of recessions.