Sentence examples for when she was through from inspiring English sources

The farm woman gave her a large piece of watermelon, and told her to throw the rind to the chickens when she was through.

When she was through, by coincidence, his mother paid her the exact amount that she had supplied for the bus fare.

She suggested to her next door neighbor, a native Southern lady, that she might like to read the Sunday Times when she was through with it; if so she was welcome to it.

When she was through knocking down all six of her field goals, including three 3-pointers, at the Dome in Olympic Park, the United States had routed Cuba, 90-61, and looked for all the world like a team with 12 starters.

Her blanket was never replaced, even when she was through with the physical withdrawal.

A phalanx of camera people set up to film O'Donnell's talk, and they packed up quickly when she was through.

There is no other book in which both sizes and distances are so problematic: Alice expands and diminishes; she has to learn to move backwards to go forwards when she is through the looking glass; progress in the looking-glass world is in mad rushes and jumps at inordinate speeds across the chessboard.

Helen Ward almost clawed a goal back for Wales when she was put through on goal but she fired wide.

It was during a time when she was going through something pretty rough.

"To be able to write like that when she was going through what she was going through is just astonishing – the sheer beauty of the language, the descriptions of the environment; she has such an amazing sense of place".

The only problem was construction debris, especially when she was digging through layers of flooring.