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121. Let's carry through with the task.
122. Mary told her beau she was through with him.
123. I'm through with the customs formalities.
124. Surely they will go through with the plan.
125. I am finally through with this boringly challenging job.
126. He is determined to go through with the undertaking.
127. You're through with the customs formalities.
128. When will they be through with their work?
129. He is determined to go through with the work.
130. Taking the reader into the action , the story is shot through with vivid, even gory detail.
131. His high, pure tenor was shot through with the little yips and sighs he had learnt from Diana Ross.
132. But, Spencer told his friend Humphrey Bogart, he didn't think he could go through with it.
133. Suddenly I knew what a baseball felt like after Hammerin' 6)Hank Aaron got through with it.
134. Finally, simulating experiment for the whole system is carried through with the stator flux-oriented vector strategy and control arithmetic of rotor speed perturb and power observation.
135. How can I be through with such a whole bunch of books in ten days?
136. When you are through with that you will see the evenness.
137. Method Through with Chinese medicine was applied to immune infertility patienta whose AsAB or EmAB were positive.
138. For many couples, the decision to go through with prenatal testing is a no-brainer.
139. It went through with a horrid thundering that made my belly quake.
140. I think that once the West be through with the globalization it will lost its coordinates.
141. You will be on firm ground once you get through with the siack season.
142. The proposal was instantly voted through with two to one in favour, accompanied by enthusiastic applause.
143. Rifles should be regularly pulled through with a piece of flannelette.
144. Customers always find a way to ruin my day. I'm so glad to be through with them!
145. They went through with a 1 semifinal victory over DPRK.
146. He felt that he had to go through with the marriage ceremony before May.
147. No, Joan,[www.] you have crowned him; and you must go through with it.
148. If you'll believe me, he went through with flying colors on examination day!
149. This was a great lesson to me, and now I saw, though too late, the folly of beginning a work before we count the cost, and before we judge rightly of our own strength to go through with it.
150. But will anyone have the bottle to go through with it?
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