Sentence examples for takes it through from inspiring English sources

Because its path takes it through debris fields, its leading side has become coated with dark material, so that it is much fainter on one side of Saturn than it is on the other.

Then they simulated how Earth gravitationally sweeps up the dust as its orbit takes it through the cloud.

Its construction also takes it through sacred tribal burial sites.

Its migratory route takes it through the interior of South America, where it is often seen on Amazonian river bars, through Central America and Mexico and through the Great Plains from where it disperses across the northern Great Plains and breeds in similar habitats to its wintering grounds.

To function as a cofactor, B12 must be metabolised through a complex pathway that modifies its structure and takes it through subcellular compartments of the cell.

The modern course of the Yellow River takes it through this range along the Sanmen gorge, the formation of which was of great significance in that it initiated through-going drainage between the upper middle and lower reaches of the system.

In October 2011, the series was renewed for two years, taking it through its 25th season, which should begin airing this fall.

This will keep the show on the air until at least 2013, and take it through its 8th season.

Lord Grenville, the Prime Minister, was determined to introduce an Abolition Bill in the House of Lords rather than in the House of Commons, taking it through its greatest challenge first.

After it introduces its legislation, it plans to take it through the committee process and have a vote before the August recess.

This phrase suggests that an organism's development will take it through each of the adult stages of its evolutionary history, or its phylogeny.