Sentence examples for through makes it from inspiring English sources

The sheer adrenaline running through makes it a mad frantic race through a day.

"All the stuff I've been through makes it real sweet," Harris said after the Nets defeated the Boston Celtics, 96-88, to earn their first trip to the N.B.A. finals.

As others have pointed out, the election campaign will itself consume politicians' attention at just the time progress needs to be made in independence talks, and the prospect of a change of UK government partway through makes it hard for the government to do much before the election.

The power brick has a little groove that you can run your cable through, makes it a bit easier to keep it halfway organized.

Dated porn is boring, and walking in halfway through makes it even worse.

While leather is by nature biodegradable being a by-product of the agriculture industry the chemical processing it goes through makes it long-lasting and thereby harder to recycle.

It's my responsibility to keep him alive through making it.

"That very first call we answered, everything we've gone through made it worthwhile".

But it could also comes through making it clear that serious work on improving undergraduate education will be rewarded come salary time.

(FGD 1) "They [facilitators] were people who had worked in the clinics before, so they knew what problems we go through, making it easier".

The anonymity of the drive-through makes it especially easy to pay it forward because it dispenses with any awkwardness and suspicion about motives.