Sentence examples for through thus from inspiring English sources

Kempelen then opened the rear door and shone a candle through, thus assuring the audience that there was nothing hidden.

Instead, they involve complicated mental processes, which Dante has to take us through, thus risking a lowering of tone.

While the quests I've played through thus far – escort this, kill them, capture that – are hardly the world's most progressive, what's more impressive is their novelty – escorting a hydras severed head while under attack from harpies anyone?

Curiously, though a steamer is not the first tool that springs to mind when I think of a sausage, it's a popular option, though caution is necessary; unless you have a temperature-controlled version, it's easy to split the sausage before it has heated through, thus sacrificing some of its juices.

A transformation of the feed size distribution through thus obtained efficiency curve simulates the coarse and fine product size distributions.

With more than 5,000 emails in the file (posted on a Russian server), plus assorted documents including papers relating to various Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) projects, there's much more here than anyone has been able to trawl through thus far.

Third, based on the contrasts of dosimetry and preoperative imaging, [99mTc]tilmanocept exits its injection site significantly quicker than radiolabeled colloids, creating less shine-through, thus facilitating better step-down for observation of SLNs that reside near injection sites.

The middle layer who have attempted to break through have not thus far been able to shake the stronghold of the old boys' network.

The smoke drawn through the plastic hose was then bubbled through water, thus cooling the smoke temperature by more than half.

And last week, House Republicans passed a so-called Continuing Resolution to keep the government funded through September, thus removing any threat of a government shutdown.

I never thought that through before; thus, when word mavens muddle something up, we get it posterior backward, without the s.