through
Preposition
she walked through the doorway into the living room
In February last year a brick was thrown through the side window of a bus.
they threaded their way through the guests
the sun was streaming in through the window
The factory district was beyond the main freeway through town and it was rush hour.
each joint can move through an angle within fixed limits
It took them until halfway through the second period to click back into gear.
I hope she will persist through this stage and will play again regularly again.
we sat through some very boring speeches
I flipped through the pages
dioxins get into mothers' milk through contaminated food
The privilege covers direct communications and communications through agents.
they will be in London from March 24 through May 7
Adverb
as soon as we opened the gate they came streaming through
cut the lemon in half from top to bottom, but not all the way through
I pushed my way though to the front
you'll find caves and waterfalls sheltered by lush green trees with sunlight streaming through
my partner was genuinely surprised that babies wake up in the night —he thought newborns sleep through
though he tried to rally support for his bill, he couldn't push it through
Karl will see you through, Ingrid
she read the letter through carefully
The Colon family was sleeping when the phone call came through.
Adjective
The first through train leaves at 8:45.
Here the right-turning traffic on to Kings Avenue is as great as through traffic.
So why is Council so determined to redevelop Junction St as a through road for heavy trucks?
This is a through room enjoying front and rear garden aspects and is fitted with a range of natural timber fronted units.
Swindon Town are through to the third round
If you can't do this, you and I are through as of this second!

