Sentence examples for through does not from inspiring English sources

That Mr Obama is having trouble pushing his own agenda through does not prove that America is ungovernable.

"Unity", said Mr Fillon scathingly after the UMP leadership result came through, "does not mean submission".Besides differences over mere issues such as economic policy or immigration, one of the most fiercely contested matters over the coming months will be deciding on the rules for the party presidential primary.

He said the "train plan itself, although modelled extensively all the way through, does not appear to be working sufficiently robustly with the new infrastructure".

Just because your plan has fallen through does not mean you have to miss the session.

Note that painted wood, unless the grain is allowed to show through, does not often read as wood.

Just because the adoption has gone through doesn't mean that the family is fixed.

Putting the deal on a "Fast Track" to railroad it through doesn't inspire trust.

Leave until juices have finished dripping through; do not press on fruit.

In other words, the pass-through does not depend on market price variations that influence the value of collateral.

The comments that Netherlands does not have good young players coming through don't make sense.

Nuances that should be present aren't; flavors that should come through don't.