Sentence examples for through cabinets from inspiring English sources

There's no one to interrupt me as I poke through cabinets and the freezer to see what I have, and what I need.

After hauling overnight bags and specialty-shop groceries into the new house-sit, they would cook without cleaning, nose through cabinets and drawers, and fall in and out of bed, where, after screwing, they might also eat.

Once he got up and found me in the kitchen rummaging through cabinets.

Childhood memories of combing through cabinets full of hair products with concerned older women, or being constantly reminded to fix my posture, made it seem like I had a lot to change if I wanted to appeal to the opposite sex.

The package bundled through cabinet now, a week earlier than expected, is another.Much still needs doing.

On June 30th, earlier than expected, he rushed a decree through cabinet, abolishing some of the more abstruse regulations in the services industry that throttle economic activity in Italy.

His skills as a delegator, and as an arbitrator of squabbles, became especially useful in sifting through cabinet officers' wildly differing agendas.

The two men still relay messages to each other through cabinet officials who are on friendly terms with both of them, people close to the Cisneros Group said.

They all believed the proposed deal – which the premier Daniel Andrews pushed through cabinet – gave too much power to the union at the expense of the CFA's 60,000 volunteers.

Asked about reports of "lively debates" in cabinet, she said: "I think this reflects the fact that the prime minister is pursuing a collective government approach, where either in cabinet or through cabinet committees, relevant cabinet ministers involved are able to discuss and debate the issues before decisions are reached".

So why is he kicking things off by proposing a bill sharply to restrict abortion, an idea that is opposed by the vast majority of Spaniards?The abortion bill, passed through cabinet during the Christmas period, is a reminder that, although Mr Rajoy's Popular Party PPP) claims to be liberal on economic issues, it is socially conservative.