Sentence examples for through asked from inspiring English sources

The welfare reforms need to come through". Asked who was to blame for the delay, Mr Penning said: "I'm told Sinn Féin have been blocking it, if that's the case they really need to get their head together and see what's right for Northern Ireland, but that's not a matter for me.

Yes, it's a good result for us and if we play like that in the second leg we will go through". Asked about playing in the Premier League, the German says: "Of course, it's a very nice league, but at the moment I'm happy in Wolfsburg, we're still in the Champions League and that's a dream for us". Roma captain Alessandro Florenzi: "We played one of our best matches this season.

"Should you invest for the extreme situation, or not, and just muddle through?" asked Johan Odfjell, a prominent Norwegian businessman who has run insurance companies and electricity grid operators over the years.

"Does anyone really think that if tomorrow the president said, 'I'm dismantling DOD, and I think Ben Carson over at HUD can handle procurement and Betsy DeVos over at Education can handle the Army,' that it would fly through?" asked Rep. Gerald E. Connolly (D-Va)., chairman of a House Oversight Committee panel on government operations.

"After all this city has been through?" asked Mark Gray, a 45-year-old electrician smoking a cigarette in the doorway of the Bus Stop in the middle of a workday.

Just passing through? asks his eldest daughter, as she turns to the fan.

"I got a text message through asking me to be caretaker manager.

"I understand that the iPad is not as weak as it appears on a sell-through basis, but still it's relatively flat over the last year in terms of sell-through," asked Steve Milunovich of UBS Securities, on the conference call.

Through asking questions, observing and listening.

Drivers sped through, asking if Narbethong was safe from fire.

The answer may come through asking questions of the department that generated the document, such as Marketing.