Sentence examples for it would through from inspiring English sources

"Violence and disorder continued elsewhere in the city centre, as it would through the night.

Cook's Test form suffered, as Mike Selvey of these pages predicted it would, through the necessary tinkering with his approach to balls outside his off stump.

This means the smoke must be breathed in to the lungs, where the nicotine gets absorbed much quicker than it would through the mouth.

"It becomes common in relation to a group of friends and then news about it is spread more easily through social media than it would through phone or word of mouth," he said.

Critics say the bloc affects our lives more than we ever knew it would, through business regulation, security and justice, energy policy, building rules and freedom of movement, to name just a few areas.

After over a thousand cycles, the wrist monitor had not failed as originally planned it would through both analytical and computational analysis.

"If Radiohead did this," Mr. Schaefer wrote in an e-mail, "it would go through the roof.

"We saw change would not happen through the parties, it would happen through the people," Mr. Khlifi said.

The system tracked west-northwest, a course it would continue through its life cycle.

As the user navigates through the virtual airway, the view is displayed as it would appear through the bronchoscope.

Over the next several hours, it would tear through mostly rural sections of Mississippi, reaching its top strength in Yazoo County.