Sentence examples for through from high-quality English sources.

• Through July 1.

• Miller presents a range of types of love through his characters.

• But now, my kids — if I die, my kids will go through the same thing I’ve been through.

• You'll have through the end of 2020 to redeem those certificates for a travel date through November 26, 2021.

• Through Oct. 27.

• Through Sept. 3.

• Through Sept. 3.

• Through April 14.

Use through in a sentence.

• Through March 31.

• But they’re more likely to see the light of day in any kind of timely fashion through reporting than through litigation.

• I support expanding federal funding for clean-energy research through our public and private universities and through government institutions.

• Because I have been through all the tapes, I have been through all the texts, I have been through all the e-mails, and I knew none existed.

• Audiences are guided through the modernist home of the late architect Rudolph Schindler, a space transformed through movement, archival footage, sculpture and sound.

• Humans receive information with their senses: sounds through hearing; images and text through sight; shape, temperature, and affection through touch; and odours through smell.

• Participants are granted expedited processing after international travel through the Global Entry program; from Canada through the NEXUS program; and from Canada and Mexico through the SENTRI program.

• The range is extremely wide; the seepage rate through clean gravel is 10,000 times that through sand, 10,000,000 times that through silt, and 100,000,000 times that through dense clay.

through sentence examples

• In it, some children who say they are “not scared” push through tall grass, swim across a river, squelch through mud, stumble through a forest, trudge through a snowstorm and tiptoe into a cave.

• In his big scene, coked to the pallor of a scented candle, gliding through a skyline dining room in pin-striped peak lapels, Hanna leads Leonardo DiCaprio’s Jordan Belfort through the ways of high finance like Virgil touring Dante through Purgatory.

• "What this suggests to us, from a policy viewpoint, is that there should be efforts to increase contact through improving both social participation also through the physical infrastructure, through promises to improve access to natural spaces in urban settings.

• Fourth, existentialism focuses on ontology, on some doctrine of the general meaning of Being, which can be approached in any of a number of ways: through the analysis of the temporal structure of existence; through the etymologies of the most common words—on the supposition that in ordinary language Being itself is disclosed, at least partly (and thus is also hidden); through the rational clarification of existence by which it is possible to catch a glimpse, through ciphers or symbols, of the Being of the world, of the soul, and of God; through existential psychoanalysis that makes conscious the fundamental “project” in which existence consists; or, finally, through the analysis of the fundamental modality to which all the aspects of existence conform—i.e., through the analysis of possibility.