Sentence examples for that raged through from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, the stylistic wars that raged through the 1960s and '70s.

McSpadden acceded to this request, setting off a hubbub that raged through the talk shows.

Some residents also blamed forces loyal to General Noriega for setting fires that raged through their neighborhood.

But Haiti had escaped the cholera that raged through Latin America in the 1990s, and even the cholera that struck the Caribbean in the 19th century.

Following the fierce blaze that raged through Aardman studios yesterday, there was at least some good news for the makers of Wallace and Gromit.

The fighting was part of a government counteroffensive that raged through the night until dawn and then, after a quiet morning, resumed at noon.

His neighbours have fled the tempest of tribal killing that has raged through Ituri, a province in north-eastern Congo, in recent months.

The three countries along the Mekong have already shed a river of blood in the many conflicts that have raged through their lands, and although peace has now returned, the past continues to haunt them.

The first to arrive were families who had fled the fires that had raged through Santa Rosa and other regions; some, another volunteer told me, came with nothing in hand and children still in the pajamas they'd worn to bed.

The peace deal signed in February, followed by September's truce, helped dampen the return to the firestorm of blitz and offensive that had raged through the summer of 2014 and the subsequent winter.

A case that recently raged through the international press and Saudi courts -- of an 8-year-old girl who had been married by her father to a 47 year-old "friend" to settle Dad's debts -- shows how little things there have changed.