Sentence examples for something to get through from inspiring English sources

That it was something to get through.

"It's not very life-altering in the end, but rather something to get through".

To Mr. Graham, this rocky period is just something to get through until his moment arrives.

If he got pushed off the road and into the water, he had something to get through the window with.

The appearance felt obligatory, something to get through in order to promote the band's new album, "Port of Morrow," which comes out this week.

For many guests a wedding is less a joy than an ordeal, something to get through, like PBS pledge drives or Lyme disease.

I ask every woman I interview what three gifts they would give a 20-something to get through their twenties with more confidence in their own decisions.

"It is something we have to get through," he told the conference.

There's something to get you through those cold, January nights.

Darling — I'm eating a little something to get me through my five-hour play.

I need something to get me through the next four years, and I look forward to a few good Myst imitations.