Sentence examples for through is not from inspiring English sources

(The little bit of skin that goes through is not a problem.).

What the Democratic Party is going through is not yet a genuine muscular centrist revival.

In Lydon's case, though, what burns through is not Richards's brand of piratical nobility, but old-fashioned self-respect and exacting standards (again, working-class values, rather than those of bourgeois bohemia).

The crisis we are going through is not just an economic one … it's a new model that is coming to life and many sectors are affected". Virgin France is not alone in being hit by online rivals, including Amazon and Apple, and competition from supermarkets selling CDs and DVDs.

What we're going through is not just a recession, it's a reset.

But, whatever their position, any talent coming through is not being given a chance.

I imagine what I'm going through isn't that unique.

What we are going through isn't unusual.

It's highly possible that what you're going through isn't a chronic problem.

This time, however, a straight run-through is not the goal.

"Creating a pass-through is not as advantageous as taking down a whole wall and completely opening the kitchen," Ms. Jarach said, because you won't get your money back when you sell.