Sentence examples for through could from inspiring English sources

The deal, if it goes through, could raise 5 billion reais.

With that lineup you'd think this city, after all it's been through, could get a break.

How, after all my two suitcases have been through, could I even contemplate replacing them?

Young coaches coming through could be influenced by that and I think it's disgusting.

Here the curious assault of modernism hits the movie: the town they travel through could be any overrun strip mall.

One neighbor told me that the long-term residents were generally very "cordial and polite," but the drifters who passed through could be loud, disrespectful and drunk.

Developing new educator evaluation systems and other aspects of follow-through could take states three years or more, he said.

Alternatively, the first sing-through could be the monodrama with pianistic imaginarium that we all experienced, but with the second, and subsequent, performances given to the accompaniment of the hurdy-gurdy.

The whole lot of tubes, divided into 4 bundles, are electrically connected in series so that current rating of the feed-through could be kept within 750 A.

The mission, according to AirPR's founder, is to decrease the friction for the PR professional, while increasing efficacy for the client — a mission that, if it is followed-through, could bring a huge benefit to startups and big companies alike.

The large surface area of the chamber's wall, main doors and multiple electrical/optical feed-throughs could lead to extensive outgassing.