Sentence examples for not right through from inspiring English sources

Parents were asked to tell the whole story of their child's illness, from when they first noticed something was not right, through to diagnosis.

After that, push the pin into the paper but not right through the cardboard.

Everything you eat will pass right through and not stick, but it will retain water so by Monday you could be up in weight 5 lbs.

After blasting three homers in his first seven games, Teixeira's pop had quieted, and Long recognized his follow-through was not right.

From the opening "Isn't That Right" through the rocking "Not Too Late" and one of my favorites "Time of the Year," there are some classics on this disc that will still be highly listenable years from now.

The course of love, true or not, runs right through the audience.

But it is hard to imagine any woman, from the most straitlaced and body-denying to the most uninhibited and body-embracing, who will not read right through it with pure enjoyment, small flashes of recognition and the urge to buy it for every female preteen in sight.

Today Ms. Halsted is back with her first New York Times solo effort, and if you don't zip right through this very smooth and pleasant Monday puzzle, then you haven't quite gotten the hang of her theme.

Q: By the way, you can't dig right through, you have to squat down?

Make sure you don't cut right through to the pit, just score the flesh.

People who are not working and maybe on benefits, because they are caring for children or are disabled or are going through a transition in their lives, and who need help and typically don't vote, right through to people who are really educated public servants and work in the public sector and are articulate – from that whole spectrum I get people who say, 'I don't think I am listened to.