Sentence examples for through to its completion from inspiring English sources

"I fully support the University of Memphis's appeal and until that process is carried through to its completion, I will have no further comments on the matter.

The amount of labour involved must have been enormous and so would have the social controls necessary to see the job through to its completion.

Mr. Clark developed the fire in conjunction with the director, Otto Schenk, and the designer, Gunther Schneider-Siemssen, all slated to take the Met's "Ring" through to its completion two seasons in the future.

"My hope is that by being clear about my intentions now this will give you and the board the opportunity to attract candidates of the very highest calibre so they can appoint someone who will be able to see this essential work through to its completion".

The seamless sound design of the Bowie show, by comparison, allowed viewers to stay put with a song through to its completion, if they so chose.

The human brain is far happier focusing on one task through to its completion (or as near as completion as appropriate) before switching to another, and by trying to juggle several tasks at once, we put the brain under enough pressure to end up stressed, in a rage, and even with reduced IQ levels by as much as 10 points., in a rage, and even with reduced IQ levels by as much as 10 points.

Regardless of whether the next defendants are in a closer orbit to the President or are equally unlikely ever to be brought to justice as with the dozen Russian nationals charged with computer crimes, the Special Counsel and his team likely will remain in place for an extended period, bringing cases and seeing through the investigation to its completion.

2. Rehearse the event as if you were at your very best, from the beginning through to its successful completion.

"I feel like I'm seeing the project through from its very inception to its completion," he said.

Starzak, though, never saw the study through to its protracted, complicated completion.

"Once they take on a film, they will nurture it through its completion," Mr. Janvey said of the lab programs.