Sentence examples for went through somewhere from inspiring English sources

Exactly where an electron passed through the slit is unknown; it is only certain that an electron went through somewhere.

"People who want to go via a hub rather than point-to-point tend to be lower- yielding, less loyal and they couldn't care less whether they went through Amsterdam or somewhere else, as long as it's cheap.

Sources at the Exchange, which employs around 75 people, suggested that the sale would ultimately go through for somewhere south of $100 million.

The album, somewhere along the line, went through a radical transformation too.

"Every building has a pipe that goes through a wall somewhere," he said.

Politically, though, it was more like a phase we had to go through to get somewhere more meaningful.

Even some of its own residents say that Rockland is just the county that you have to go through to get somewhere else.

Occasionally we'd go through Becketts or somewhere side by side, neither of us willing to give way, yet taking care always to give the other fellow room.

I'm from a land that people go through to get somewhere better to New York, to Philly, to the airport.

"Just visiting!" Every time I go through passport control somewhere, I am really lost when an officer at border control asks me about the purpose of my visit.

will Ivy peek through somewhere?