Sentence examples for that was put through from inspiring English sources
A notebook that was put through an X-ray machine was scrutinized as carefully as any carry-on bag.
While Touré was not in the group that was put through its paces by the manager at the City Football Academy, Vincent Kompany was.
It centers on four large, pale representational paintings of pretty much nothing; they are based on smudged and wrinkled paper that was put through a photocopier numerous times, then blown up and carefully rendered in shades of gray and cream.
And retailers report that the company's Roomba Intelligent FloorVac, the autonomous cleaning machine that was put through its paces beneath Ms. Greiner's bed, sold briskly during the holiday shopping season.
"That was put through in carpetbag days, when colored people and scalawags were running rampant in our country.
"The things that were put through, that was President Clinton," Mrs. Wilson said.
The 'Kano Model' is the proposed way used for the application of questionnaires that are put through the information network and linked to assessment methods to get more accurate and creditable results when assessing human comfort items.
For example, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage giants that were put through a resolution process that was similar to the proposed one but not quite the same, have already cost taxpayers more than $130 billion.
In "Wheat Field at Noon," the second piece, Thomson employs his variant of 12-tone technique, arranging pitches into four mutually exclusive chords that are put through constant variation.
"Is a person or firm that is put through the mill like this liable to be eager to do business with India?" he asked.Mr Shourie also noted that the delays have made foreign firms loth to sign contracts under which awards set by arbitration panels can be challenged in Indian courts.
Both use repetition to generate momentum and tension, though in Mr. Adams's piece it takes the form of propulsive Minimalist riffs, whereas in the Bruckner the repetition comes from motifs and themes that are put through long stretches of sequences.
