Sentence examples for through with from high-quality English sources.

• Yet the British never carried through with the bombing.

• The distilling giant has followed through with a £2m investment in Halo.

• Guy laughs the idea off, but Bruno goes through with the killing, strangling Miriam in an amusement park.

• Hindenburg cited multiple preorder holders who it said had no intention of following through with buying a truck.

• If you need to talk the answers through with someone, both I CAN and Afasic have telephone helplines.

• Talking things through with someone you trust can really help when you are faced with difficult feelings.

• "Unfortunately, I've seen a couple go through with the wedding and not go through with the marriage.

• At first it was mostly a baseball clubhouse, and local ballplayers would come through with wives, girlfriends, and family.

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• While she was initially scared about going through with the reconstruction, she said she wanted to see what doctors could do.

• Glasgow peppered the line and Seiuli found a way through, with Ross Thompson thumping over a tricky conversion.

• Her vast, fantastical figures have the heightened colour and animal dynamism of fireside fable, cut through with distinctly contemporary menace.

• Their partner stays with Danny and plays The Wall, deciding where to drop the balls from and hoping their partner comes through with the correct answers.

• But 75% of respondents said their largest client planned to advertise on TikTok this year, suggesting that the platform may be breaking through with bigger brands.

• It follows through with a Firefox extension, DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials, its Privacy Weekly newsletter, a blog at spreadprivacy.com, and annual donations to privacy causes.

• Earlier this week, Microsoft telegraphed that it would make improvements to its search engine Bing in the event Google followed through with its threat to pull search from Australia.

• It also tastes of soil (perhaps the 'floral' notes sprouting through) with hints of citrus (a fancier way to say it's acidic) and a cardboard-like aftertaste, much like a day-old vegan burger.

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• As travelers start flying again, Hertz' business can recover, but whether or not their equity will be around to participate in that upside remains to be seen — the stock of a company that goes through with bankruptcy tends to get wiped out completely.

• Pat McLoughlin, chief executive of ASI, said: “There was a crisis in dementia care in Ireland long before Covid-19, but now it’s unthinkable what people with dementia and their carers are going through with no access to vital key supports and services.

• “Resettlement efforts need to be thought through with international support and extra protection,” said Sarah Chayes, a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, who spent three weeks in Nigeria, including Maiduguri, in November.

• Mr. de Blasio still believes the city needs to find $1 billion in labor savings or face 22,000 layoffs, unless the federal government comes through with aid or the state grants the city borrowing authority, according to Mr. de Blasio’s spokeswoman, Freddi Goldstein.