Sentence examples for through a closely from inspiring English sources

For a Clinton White House facing dismal prospects of passing anything through a closely divided Senate, a full-scale ban of the filibuster might look appealing.

Proffering Carson's apologies, Miss Fleiner says that he is out on the tennis court behind the house, halfway through a closely fought third set.

And yet before summer he muscled through a closely divided Congress the income tax cuts that became the signature economic policy of his eight-year presidency.

Mr Bush, they say, has pushed big tax cuts and education and health-care reforms through a closely divided, bitterly partisan institution.

Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, chairman of the Finance Committee, has pledged his support for the president but remains worried about his ability to push the dividend plan through a closely divided Senate.

Single reeds may hit against a frame (beating reeds), as in a clarinet mouthpiece, or may vibrate freely through a closely fitting frame (free reeds), as in an accordion; the term single reed usually refers to a beating reed.

Now it's time for a follow-through, with a closely guarded album due in November, or later.

But, using Germany, he fought through to a closely contested climax, which he ultimately lost 3-1 to Danish player August Rosenmeier's Brazil after taking an early lead.

Here we provide evidence that cellular chromatin supports read-through activation of a closely linked gene.

In O. novo-ulmi, the dutch elm disease pathogen, acquisition of new het alleles (as well as mating type alleles) occurs through introgression from a closely related species [48].

"Reluctant students are processed through a system closely controlled and monitored by the state … The new world does not need container-loads of young men and women whose knowledge is narrowly academic and subject-specific which they can regurgitate in splendid isolation in exams".