Sentence examples for through have from inspiring English sources

You haven't thought this through, have you?

Those who have broken through have varying reports.

The difficulties she has encountered to see the project through have been draining.

Ever since, I think, the films that have got me through have been based in literature.

Even in this tournament one or two players that have come through have emerged from it.

Some of the capital's central districts, like the one that Haifa Street runs through, have again become sectarian killing grounds.

I was theatre sister for 15 years and the changes I have lived through have been immense.

In addition, many municipalities that the marchers will pass through have agreed to donate their public services.

Speaking after his release, Abeid said: "The injustice and persecution we have been through have only strengthened our convictions".

Fewer trips to the drive-through have left oil refiners with excess capacity in a season when there's usually none.

Over more than five centuries, some 2,000 passers-through have carved their names and messages in the sandstone of El Morro National Monument.