Sentence examples for through would be from inspiring English sources

Of course, every divorce is costly; but muddling through would be even more costly.

I wouldn't imagine the processes I would go through would be any different if I were a white artist.

"I don't think anyone who's been through what she's been through would be playing at this level," Auriemma said.

"Certainly the tragedy that they've gone through would be a factor in deciding the convention city," Ms. Palmieri said.

It would mean that the changes that are going through would be less advantageous to the Conservatives than they are going to be.

"Anyone who has experienced what I've been through would be keen to repair their reputation and I'm fortunate and grateful for this opportunity".

Local residents, led by Joseph Mohbat, a lawyer, are trying to block the variance, on the ground that theirs is a distinctly urban neighborhood, in which a suburban-style drive-through would be out of character.

If the construction industry were going through what we normally go through, that would be another point lower.

And if he were able to pull through, he would be severely debilitated by his injuries.

If the deal goes through, Inbev would be the world's largest brewer.

If the deal goes through, it would be Korea's largest foreign investment to date.