Sentence examples for thru in from inspiring English sources
Sept. 25, 1999, Middletown, Ohio: "Received this bill at Kwik N Kold Drive Thru in West Chester, Ohio".
Previous efforts include Julian Casablancas, Santigold and NERD's "My Drive Thru" in 2008 and 2010's meeting of British electronic royalty when Bernard Sumner, Hot Chip and Hot City collaborated on "Didn't Know What Love Was".
CROSS TRAIL THRU, in particular, needs to go somewhere, since the C2 call CROSS THE K is defined in terms of CROSS TRAIL THRU so either CROSS TRAIL THRU will get picked up by one of the programs, or CROSS THE K will go away.
Bonnie: "No matter what I was slogging thru in terms of family stuff, work, life in general, girl friends sustained and supported me more than any other relationships".
There had been photos of them together: shopping in Paris, studio press shots in Los Angeles, and, of course, the fast food drive thru in Los Feliz.
Her novels prod at literary pretention: Derrida is 'Cramping / HIS styl us' in Thru (1975); in Xorandor (1986), a pebble Lady Macbeth attempts to blow up the world; famous literary characters gather in Textermination (1991) to pray for their continued existence in readers' minds.
A 9-year-old boy was injured after being caught in the crossfire of bullets in front of a drive-thru in Dayton, Ohio, Tuesday night.
He put in lots of indoor seating, so that diners would linger, and conversely introduced the first Drive-Thru, in 1975, so that they could be served within 50 seconds without leaving their cars.
At the time, the Sunday afternoon game, with Elton Welsby - and, if you were really lucky, Greavsie - was a significant social event, like the drive-thru in the sixties or the backslapping dinner party in the noughties.
Their professional relationship endures: he recently worked with Ocean on his recent zine, Boys Don't Cry, where he naturally captured West going through a McDonald's drive-thru in a Lamborghini.
L. 97 354, § 5(a)(3)(A), substituted "Pass-thru in the case of estates and trusts" for "Pass-through in the case of subchapter S corporations, etc". in subpar.
