Sentence examples for through to take from inspiring English sources

Harry Kane was coming through to take his place up front.

"I think about 600 people came through to take a look.

Station which he was sweeping through to take a train for a Southern military post.

When you lose, it's tough to get through, to take a positive from a loss, failing again at a tournament.

For the uninitiated, "joining a domain" is the process that sysadmins go through to take ownership of a PC.

It kept coming back, and then it started biting through to take away some strands to build a nest.

"It is a memorial, to be sure, but it's also a park you'd walk through to take a shortcut, just like any park," Mr. Paiva said.

Instead, three miles south in the shadow of the Queen's house in Greenwich Park it was the British dressage team who surged through to take the decisive gold.

In 2012, in the last round in Brazil, Fernando Alonso led the race and the championship before Vettel came through to take his hat-trick of titles.

The athleticism he showed in stooping in his follow-through to take a return catch offered by the idiosyncratic, obdurate Simon Katich after an efficient half-century was outstanding, and he all but had Hussey taken at second slip first ball, the ball millimetres short of carrying to Swann.

No one was injured, but drivers passing through had to take a 220-mile detour through the mountains.