Sentence examples for to coast through from inspiring English sources

He needed 77 pitches to coast through seven innings.

After allowing me to coast through a few missions, Flashpoint raised the difficulty level.

Homer's ability to coast through life, therefore, seems like a personal insult.

Williams seemed to coast through a few of her return games in the second, and won only one point in the three games she lost in the set.

These debates seem to rest on the assumption that, left to our own devices, we teachers would be happy to coast through the school year, let our skills atrophy and collect our pensions.

We had dodged the Year 2000 bullet -- and let's face it, the technology concerns masked plenty of more apocalyptic millennial anxieties -- and appeared ready to coast through the second consecutive American century.

In Canada the Trans-Canada Highway offers a coast-to-coast through route, while from Mexico the Pan-American Highway links the countries of Central America.

(In the latter film, it is a credit to Herzog that he draws out such a great performance from Nicolas Cage, now mostly accustomed to coasting through a film).

The 32-year-old brought his mount within inches of a first defeat through a shocking mistake, allowing her to coast unaided through the last 100 yards, so that she was almost caught by two fast-finishing rivals, winning by a head.

He vowed to turn Libya into an agriculture powerhouse through the Great Man-Made River, a grandiose $20 billion project to pump water from aquifers underneath the Sahara and send it over 1,200 miles to the coast through a gargantuan pipeline.

To reach this beautiful part of the country, fly into Liberia airport and drive out to the coast through the long spans of grass smattered with thin cattle.