How To Use Get through In A Sentence
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Having met a good deal of the sea, they knew, like a man who has felt a good deal of the world, that heavy endurance and patient bluffness are safer to get through the waves somehow than sensitive fibre and elegant frame.
Springhaven
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Companies need to be able to handle surges, otherwise the cost of generating leads is wasted and prospective customers who cannot get through may get such a bad impression of the company that they do not bother calling back.
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Many people striving to get through the next fortnight of seemingly ceaseless spending may be tempted to spread the cost with a zero per cent credit card.
Times, Sunday Times
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Remember that if you get through yesterday, you'll get through today.
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As a person, though, she is very knowing, which is why she's trying to get through the whole thing with a minimum amount of fuss.
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Even if the phone was answered, the client might not get through to the person he wanted.
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We would have still needed a minor miracle to get through.
The Sun
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The news finally get through to us.
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But limited sight seemed in no way to impede his ability to get through the business; indeed it didn't impede his ability to cut to the nub of the matter at issue.
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But she is determined to get through it and sees the case as a hangover from her past.
The Sun
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But now that our president, on behalf of America, has repudiated that awful man, now that Obama's here to set right America's wrongs, al-Qaida will have no reason as it *has* had to attack... but it's gonna take a while for that message to get through to them.
"Americans do not bow to royalty. In my view, when the royal is the ruling tyrant of a despotic regime, the wrong is compounded."
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It had a very fine mesh, and only certain students could get through the holes.
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Living close to the East Fortune Airfield, you hardly ever get through a day without seeing some kind of flying device in the sky, be it a microlight, heli-copter or, best of all, a jet.
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But there are still the orchids, and more are in bud in the greenhouse to help us get through the bloomless times.
Searching For December Bloom Day « Fairegarden
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If I get through it all, I'll have time for a proper blog post, and if I don't, well, my mind will be in storyland while I'm chopping horseradish for winter and I won't have time to blog.
Even in a little thing
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Memes, data, information get filtered through multiple channels these days, instantly and so the ones that get through to most people are the ones that are shocking and "tweetable."
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I've got a load of work to get through before tomorrow.
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To get through the night I amble around the main shopping areas.
The Sun
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Remember that if you get through yesterday, you'll get through today.
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To the amusement of the class, we grunted and cursed each other out of the sides of our mouths as we both tried to get through the door.
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The youngster beat off competition from thousands of other hopefuls to get through to the final eight with the song Ever Since that Night.
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And then both women busied themselves in trying to get through the paperwork involved in less than an hour while Scott went to get the further bits of paper which the occasion demanded.
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About five or fix leagues to the fouth of this place, there is a great range of both laree and fmall iilands, and many fhoals alfo, that are not laid down in our drafts; which made it extremely troublefome for us to get through.
Voyages and TRavels in All Parts of the World
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But I have to cling to the hope that we can get through at the Nou Camp, win our semi-final and I might be fit for the Champions League final.
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Swindon Counselling Service, a registered charity, has 16 years of experience in helping people to get through rough patches in their relationships and also come to terms with unacknowledged emotions.
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I've pile of papers to get through before the meeting.
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Alongside the enormous snakes, which were so wide it would have been a squeeze for them to get through a doorway, were fossils of turtles and giant crocodile-like dyrosaurs.
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I finally managed to get through my driving test.
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We always get through these rough patches, but let's face it, no one ever likes sitting in a patch of grass burrs at the time no matter how funny the story may be later.
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The most expeditious way to get through the evening is by humouring me.
MURDER IN E MINOR
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I expect that the gate will be secured and that I will have to contrive some way to get through it, but when I press my hand tentatively against one side of the iron scrollwork, hinges creak.
Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer
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To get through a single mouthful of the stuff is the biggest compliment you can pay it.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most people commonly employ dishonesty and deception as a means to get through life safely and advantageously. Dr T.P.Chia
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They like the hit it gives them, but the comedown is really heavy so then they take some smack to get through it.
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the struggle to get through the crowd exhausted her
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When I did my summing-up of 2003, I was terribly disappointed to find that I'd only read 37 books last year, and I was determined that I'd get through 50 this year.
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The exit ramp from the motorway took me down to a set of lights, sadly however it took everyone else down too and a queue of vehicles was waiting to get through the lights.
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The news finally get through to us.
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Yet there will still embarrassingly long blackouts for the audience to fidget through.
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The message I am trying to get through is that the majority of people keep aspirin at home in case they get toothache, so why not do the same with emergency contraception?
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Only robots answer my email queries to Comcast, and the Well’s sysadmin is unable to get through to a real person via telephone.
Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Comcast blacklists Well.com
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Facing it, always facing it, that’s the way to get through. Face it. Joseph Conrad
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When we were doing one of our training days we couldn't get through because there's deadfall down across the river and it's a narrow channel.
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He said he only asked them to move their cars if they were parked on the pavement so a wheelchair or pram could get through.
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There are just three more days to get through and then, whoopee, it's the big one: New Year's Eve.
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The woman was so fat that she couldn't get through the doorway.
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The passage is too narrow for cars to get through.
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The audience bursts into ecstatic applause as she struggles to get through a door carrying a dummy.
Times, Sunday Times
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But what does get through to him is sabre-rattling - unaesthetic and ugly belligerence.
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But to ken that ane's purpose is right, and to make their heart strong, is the way to get through the warst day's darg.
The Heart of Mid-Lothian
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The crowd was great and really helped me get through it.
Times, Sunday Times
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Technically half-hardy, but in milder regions can easily get through a cold winter once semimature.
Times, Sunday Times
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Your ability to know what others are thinking and feeling can help you get through tricky tasks and keep things friendly.
The Sun
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I never let my true emotions show; I just aimed to get through those four weeks.
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That most people really do get through a bottle of scent in four hours and urgently need more.
The Sun
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Smoggy pollutants get through even tiny gaps in windows, Morrison notes, especially ones that haven't been weatherproofed.
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Even before the 8am deadline yesterday morning, phone lines to Ticketmaster were jammed with tens of thousands of his fans trying to get through.
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It was horrific and gruesome and I wondered how any of these women could get through each day without committing patricide.
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More applications will consequently get through to the ultimate decision makers.
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We get through an unbelievable amount of food each week.
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Traffic jams are frequent, often because the buses which use the road cannot get through.
Times, Sunday Times
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The show is a joke and only joke acts seem to get through.
The Sun
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The problems are not insurmountable but it takes time and money to get through them.
Times, Sunday Times
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Everyone was convinced we were going to get through and continue to the end.
Times, Sunday Times
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I decided to start at the beginning and see how many of the unrated songs I could get through today.
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The Evening Press tried to get through to the service, but, after being told to hold the line, had to wait for three minutes before getting any reply.
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We all need to systemise to some degree in order to get through life.
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Everyone was convinced we were going to get through and continue to the end.
Times, Sunday Times
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You can get through this if you talk and listen to one another.
The Sun
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On the first few days of a new launch it may be difficult to get through.
Times, Sunday Times
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The passage is too narrow for cars to get through.
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He did the backdoor deals that allowed the government to get its budget through Parliament on time.
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As far as pluck went he had enough for two, and when the whistle blew for no-side he had not let Paget through once, and
The Gold Bat
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I tried to phone her but couldn't get through.
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Such were the things I told myself to get through that awful speech.
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The gap in the fence was just wide enough for the sheep to get through.
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Thou wert feverish and impatient this morning until thou wert fairly in it, with its mud and water plashing around thee; and now thou art here, with the trees crowding upon us so thickly that the sun looks not under them once in the whole year, thou creepest like a terapin upon thy journey, as if thou didst greatly fear thou wouldst too quickly get through it; a barren fear, this, for we see but the beginning: the bog deepens, and the day grows darker as we go.
The Partisan: A Tale of the Revolution. By the Author of "The Yemassee," "Guy Rivers," &c. In Two Volumes. Vol. I
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He says that after he failed to get through in his first attempt, he was shattered.
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Research has shown that the average child will get through around 5000 nappies before they are potty-trained.
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It's dominated by a late-twenties crowd who can be posy and pretentious since you need money and connections most nights to get through the door.
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Could you connect me with/to a number in Paris, please? I can't seem to get through.
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You'll have to break the branches away to get through the thick forest.
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There is nothing heroic about sitting in a small, cold room in the depths of winter as you get through your eight or ten hour shift as part of a lonely factory occupation.
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The roots tend to stay in a compact ball and are too fine to get through heavy clay soils.
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Now I'm not sure what's happening as I can't get through to them by fax or phone.
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The orchestra will get through; for the concertmeister -- Gruening, you know, can manage alone, perfectly.
The Genius
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It seems to be one of those words of rock 'n' roll origin that describes the ‘stuff’ inside a person that gives them that extra bit of fizz and sparkle and swagger to get through life.
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It was too small for the others to get through, but plenty large enough for this one, as it had been the runt of the litter.
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Russell, who in his tea-drinking pomp would get through 20 cups a day, used to dip the tea bag in once, add plenty of milk, then hang it on a nail ready for subsequent use.
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The Tech support has been incredible but the problem still remains that anyone emailing me from abroad that I haven't added to the white list will not get through.
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Aid agencies have been unable to get through to the thousands of refugees stranded on the border.
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How would I get through all those books at my sluggish pace?
The Times Literary Supplement
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He says talking publicly about his own cancer scare helped him get through it.
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There's also, in some of his works, a sense of festination -- of explosive speed, though that doesn't have quite the same connotation as "to festinate" -- as though the work is hurrying to get through itself before devolving into violent noise.
"...my music is also seductive, even spiritual"
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Some people combine a patch with gum to get through the hard parts, the cravings.
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Callers were unable to get through to one of North Yorkshire Police's main switchboards when its telephone system was plunged into ‘chaos’ at the weekend.
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Such a radical proposal would never get through parliament.
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We all dream of shocking things, and if the endopsychic censor were really on duty he would never allow these disgusting dreams to get through.
A Dominie in Doubt
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Anti-hunting legislation will never get through the House of Lords.
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You have the right mix of confidence and charm to get through to people.
The Sun
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Then you need one miracle to get through the edification, that is the enthrallment stage and then you need another miracle to get to canalization.
CNN Transcript Dec 20, 2009
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All of them will certainly be praying for the strength to get through the next few weeks and months and years.
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We don't really have much time for a social life - there's a lot of work to get through - but we meet Russian cosmonauts and American astronauts, too.
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Because of the attack on the Pentagon, the whole area was in such balagan that he could not get through to me on that line.
Remembering what was lost September 11 2001
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It seems to get through syncing with the Address Book before it finks out.
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Remember that if you get through yesterday, you'll get through today.
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Again, the Government will presumably pass this anyway come August if it doesn't get through in the next couple of weeks.
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The Velcro obstacle course will be 40 feet of trouble for those trying to get through it.
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Many's the time we've had to borrow money in order to get through the month.
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We shipped the oars to get through the narrow opening.
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The book is fast paced and will keep you gripped from the start, you'll wish that you can get some peace to read it, as it is 423pages (hardback) so it does take a while to get through.
Reader reviews of Pop Goes The Weasel by James Patterson.
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We finished the dress rehearsal an hour before we let the audience in, and were still finding scenes we could not get through without corpsing (actors laughing at each other on stage) or things that needed to be re-staged for props to work.
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To get through the night I amble around the main shopping areas.
The Sun
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Helping emergency vehicles get through that two-way street could mean aiding someone you know or love.
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It's a bit crowded in here can you get through?
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I'll go with you when I get through with this pile of papers.
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She must get through loads of chewing gum too.
The Sun
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Why this gargantuan appetite for spice, and how on earth did they get through it?
SPICE: The History of a Temptation
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We get through an unbelievable amount of food each week.
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If I can just get through the training period, it'll be all downhill from here.
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His aim was to get through five matches to progress through pre-qualifying to qualifying proper for the televised tournament.
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We may have to shave our heads to get through customs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Some of us probably get through several pots of the drink.
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Boys mature later than girls, but they generally manage to get through secondary level with their self-worth intact.
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Get through the remainder of this season intact and there is promise for the future.
Times, Sunday Times
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Your energy is back so you can get through a long list of jobs and free up time for what you really want to do.
The Sun
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The crowd was great and really helped me get through it.
Times, Sunday Times
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I plan to run the London Marathon when I am older, so though I am not a fast runner, I can run, and I have the determination to get through it.
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There is still no sign of my toner, which is showing as in stock on their website, but what is starting to worry me is I can't get through on the supplied phone number.
PC Advisor News
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The rest of it was just more modern houses tacked onto the road, and heavy traffic trying to get through chicanes in the road.
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It's just something you have to endure and get through.
Times, Sunday Times
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The most expeditious way to get through the evening is by humouring me.
MURDER IN E MINOR
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Everyone was convinced we were going to get through and continue to the end.
Times, Sunday Times
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Callers dialing the wrong area code will not get through.
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I've got a lot of routine paperwork to get through.
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They can get through the eye of a needle.… They're also as brave as toreadors.
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If this continued he would be unable to get through today's part of the summing up before an adjournment was ordered at twelve-thirty.
PROSECUTOR
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Found it difficult to get through a resolute defence though.
The Sun
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‘I was still pretending that she would get through the Sierra before the snows fell,’ Didion writes.
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Get through that London, Michaelmas Term lately over, and the Lord's Chancellor sitting in the mud on the streets with a megalosaurus creeping up on him or something and see how far I get with this year's Dickens of a Read.
Let Christmas begin.
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Stick to that and we'll get through.
Times, Sunday Times
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Be good at mining " corner " : Will with the kitchen the lie between balcony get through of one wall, use a corner to make a fixed table, decorate to arouse appetitive little dining room.
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But I still have to get through the day at work, although on the plus side at least it's warm in the office.
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‘I think we need ‘Insensitivity Training’ to equip people to get through life without freaking out every time somebody opens their mouth and says something slightly infelicitous.’
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But by the time you get through singing in character not in your own voice you get laryngitis.
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You'll have to break the branches away to get through the thick forest.
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It was almost unfathomable to me how she could get through it all as a pregnant woman.
Times, Sunday Times
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The gap in the fence was just wide enough for the sheep to get through.
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It consisted of a box carefully constructed of broad stout planks, fixed to the ground with earthfast stakes and cross-bars, so that neither beasts of prey nor lemmings could get through.
The Voyage of the Vega round Asia and Europe, Volume I and Volume II
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I've promised myself a long bath when I get through all this work.
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Allow twenty-five minutes to get through Passport Control and Customs.
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Stand aside, please, so the doctor can get through.
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Achieve monthly prospecting target through promotion booth and synergy events.
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So she strove with herself, and became of better heart, and set herself strongly to the learning of the clerkly lore; she gathered her wits together, and no longer looked for every day and every hour to bring about the return of the Champions, nor blamed the day and the hour because they failed therein, and in all wise she strove to get through the day unworn by vain longing.
The Water of the Wondrous Isles
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We want to get through this period.
The Sun
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This is going to be a test for Sen. Obama; if he can get through this kind of clownishness without losing it, he will have earned whatever prize is at the end of the trail.
The Wright Stuff
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If ministers and their minions will just stop pursuing their petty vendettas through their proxies in the press, then the successes of this government should get through.
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The punch-holes tell the turnstile the exact expiry time on your transfer: if your chit is past due, you won't get through.
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Sometimes we all need some help to get through. on July 9, 2008 at 8: 34 am | Reply cdp
One hot mess. «
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Everyone was convinced we were going to get through and continue to the end.
Times, Sunday Times
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The end of the semester seemed very rushed to get through material.
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We usually manage to get through another few cups as the day goes on, as a boost for flagging energy levels, perhaps, or an excuse to take a break from work.
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Some derailments are temporary and staff just need flexibility while they get through it.
Times, Sunday Times
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One told me she regularly stayed until 10pm and also logs on from home to get through her workload.
Times, Sunday Times
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To stand a chance of being competitive competitors had to get through in 40 seconds.
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Some derailments are temporary and staff just need flexibility while they get through it.
Times, Sunday Times
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The government body said most youngsters get through 60g a day.
The Sun
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He's bang to rights and has a brief spell in chokey to get through.
Langham In Danger
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The goalie will rant and rave and say they have to get through it out on the pitch, but sometimes it's better they have a rest.
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Slightly softer sand is preferred by a higher handicapper who cannot develop the clubhead speed needed to get through a firm sand bunker shot.
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She fell in on foot in the long, unguided procession, cursed by a supply-column trying to get through.
DISPLACED PERSON
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The crowd was great and really helped me get through it.
Times, Sunday Times
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The veteran Garmin-Transitions captain battled back from injury to get through a very challenging and difficult Spanish tour in strong condition.
Vande Velde ready for strong showing at worlds
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To get through the night I amble around the main shopping areas.
The Sun
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They didn't even get through the first round of the contest.
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We must beat them at home and get through.
The Sun
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If we give love, we get love. And even in the most difficult times, we find there is always a way to get through.
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So this week Dave has published another number to help readers who can't get through on the disconnected line.
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As of tomorrow, patients will have to call numbers with the prefix 01772 to get through to the Collinson Avenue surgery.
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On the first few days of a new launch it may be difficult to get through.
Times, Sunday Times
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After identifying the approaching target through the monocular sight, he'd released the safety catch and squeezed the trigger.
THE DEVIL'S DOOR
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With the cedar logs running crossways over the streams, fish could still get through.
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To get through a single mouthful of the stuff is the biggest compliment you can pay it.
Times, Sunday Times
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People with working-class backgrounds should be able to get through, but they are priced out now.
Times, Sunday Times
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Merton council has apologised to all telephone callers who may have experienced difficulties in trying to get through to the council following the recent dispatch of more than 80,000 council tax bills.
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The prowler has tried to get through windows and doors of retirement homes in Woodcock Park and Whitfield Close in Warminster.
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Get through a dense crowd in a series of tacks.
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But she is determined to get through it and sees the case as a hangover from her past.
The Sun
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It's a miracle how they carry those stretchers but they get through even though it takes ten men all day to move one stretcher case back three or four miles.
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Our driver got out of the truck with a pair of bolt cutters and cut through live powerlines so other tankers could get through to put out the fire further down the street.
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She had to duck to get through the low doorway.
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Writers at Heat magazine are bloody tired and divorce lawyers are turning to energy shots and dib dabs to get through their extra long days.
Ronan Keating A Drug-Crazed Madman (Kind Of)
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We are targeting financial support at students who need it most to get through their studies through a new £180m a year bursary fund, with further transitional support available for those students who were already drawing the Education Maintenance Allowance," he said.
College enrolment numbers fall for first time since 1999
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If you cold-call a high-profile agent, and when the assistant says, "Who may I say is calling?" it's much easier to get through if you say, "It's Pat Gallagher calling from NBC," than to say, "It's Pat Gallagher calling from my living room.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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As for the intermediate stages, we can get through those quickly enough.
THE HARDIE INHERITANCE
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She's the youngest player ever to get through to/advance to a semi-final.
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Makeup pros at the beauty counter can teach you all the tricks to help you can get through the day with minimal fluffing, such as switching to long-wearing lipstick, zapping shine with blotting tissues and using invisible mineral powder for fast touch-ups.
The Self-Directed Makeover
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Remember that if you get through yesterday, you'll get through today.
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There are some things that you can do to help yourself get through the three-phase transition process.
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The loan officer agreed to extend the delinquent's due date and offered him an additional $250,000 to get through the rough times.
