go through

But as we go through this, I do want you to keep something in the back of your head.

And I'm going to go through the flesh of the fish like this.

So I would go through coffee drive-thrus every single day.

And when you have to go through this over and over again, some people back away.

You have to go through all of that yourself.

Can that go through your heart?"

We go through multiple periods of ups and downs where their appetite is much lower, and then all of a sudden it comes right back.

At dinner time, Charlotte's children go through ups and downs, a phrase meaning that a mixture of good and bad things happen to them.

Or do I need to go through your agent?

I honestly go on the app and I'll just pick a selection of dates that I'm available, and then I'll go through who's closer.

Even though I have a condition, or I go through surgery, or I have problem, that now aren't problems, I'm happy.

That’s why ships are required to go through in convoys.

So as these neurons start forming connections, and as you go through life and have experiences, it's a pruning process.

And she invited me to Washington, D.C., to go through an application process that would vet me for a possible role in national security.

But as you go through those kinds of dissociative states, it starts to relax or resolve into an associative state so that things that were previously unrelated get combined.

From messages to payments, everything has got to go through Peelr.

You try to call a friend, but the call won’t go through.

There can be no personal watercraft, so no jetskis, uh, no canoes, no kayaks that can go through.

Because they go through so many generations so quickly, eventually by pure chance, there will be an individual that mutates and adapts in just the right way to resist your defenses and then multiply quickly again.

We've noticed that some of the smallest fish actually do tend to go through the barrier when a barge is going through because of that voltage sag.

In fact, the Ever Given will never get a chance to go through the Panama Canal because it’s too long for the locks at 400 meters (or over 1,300 feet long).

Plus, before GMOs ever reach the grocery store, they go through years of trials and tests to ensure their safety and efficacy, and they’re highly regulated by government entities across the globe.

And, strangely enough, I think the worst times we go through, and I think we're going through some pretty awful times right now, art is more important in bad times than in good times.

There is a risk that if you don't honor them in this way, people moving through the space go through it passively without noting that it is different.

Now, as you reported, and you broke this story, David Ellison is threatening that, if the merger doesn't go through by this fall, we're going to pull up stakes and leave L.A.

When we study in another country or move into a new town, we are often exposed to a culture different from ours and need to go through four stages of transition: Honeymoon, frustration, adjustment, and adaptation.

It kind of has a bunch of these preset layouts and then you can literally swipe between these three faces to find the one you like and then swipe vertically to go through the different styles.

Apple's gone through and redesigned basically all of their computers now that have gotten the Mac silicon update.

They went through a whole rigomearroll of faking his adoption and all that stuff.