Example sentences of "have [adv] be [verb] through " in BNC.
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| 1 | The relocation of Husky 's UK operations to Coventry has paid off , and a large order has already been placed through US distributor Itron Inc , which took the US utility sales and service operations in December ( CI No 2,076 ) . |
| 2 | Studies of many thousands of people have shown that no-one has ever been infected through kissing . |
| 3 | Economic regeneration in the area has also been supported through the allocation of over 15 million of urban programme resource since 1979 towards schemes submitted by Cynon Valley borough council . |
| 4 | Paul Parker , United 's England defender who has also been missing through injury , hopes to prove his fitness for the Rumbelows Cup final in a reserve game against Sheffield United at Bramall Lane this evening . |
| 5 | Both because of the long-term nature of the investments and the large sums involved , most capital expenditure has traditionally been financed through borrowing . |
| 6 | This has now been achieved through the Employment Act 19 89 because of a requirement in the second European Directive on equal treatment in occupational social security schemes . |
| 7 | And the Red Hot Chilli Peppers would n't have even been allowed through Ally Pally 's front door . |
| 8 | Only a few years earlier , the new universities had all been started through academic planning boards which established in general terms their objectives … |
| 9 | £253m had already been raised through Equity I and Equity II , and a total of £5bn of credit facilities arranged with a variety of institutions including the National Westminster and Midland Banks , Credit Lyonnais , the Banque Nationale de Paris , Banque Indosuez and the European Investment Bank . |
| 10 | By the way , I 've just been glancing through my fixture list , and it seems to me that the real test of our recent good form will come in December/early January . |
| 11 | I 've just been going through it really , the textbook . |
| 12 | Scarlet could not now imagine how she had passed the week with the house next door empty and soulless : she tidied the kitchen in readiness for her friend 's return and sat down to read the local paper , two copies of which had just been delivered through the letterbox . |
| 13 | The political ambitions of the working class had normally been channelled through parliamentary and constitutional routeways . |
| 14 | Production from the northern fields had always been evacuated through pipelines to the Mediterranean . |
| 15 | The surveyors for the new tunnel reckoned that no tunnel except Brindley 's before it had ever been driven through such hard rock . |
| 16 | Faust Stossen , their new Squad Sergeant , had once been lasered through the throat and wore a damascened silver voice box in place of his Adam 's Apple . |
| 17 | Soviet control had originally been exercised through the Communist International and much less effectively through the Cominform , which was established in 1947 and dissolved in 1956 . |
| 18 | He added that the system had worked for commercial fishermen and had now been introduced through the Common Agricultural Policy in everything from sheep to milk , cereals and oilseeds . |
| 19 | But Charles was not merely a defender , and while his ancestors had often been weakened through internal dissent among the Frankish nobility , he had total command and a clear field of action based upon considerable personal and state resources . |
| 20 | The floor was littered with papers — coupons offering ‘ 3d off ’ soap powder and frozen peas , and literature about television insurance and reconditioned sewing machines — which had evidently been thrust through the letter box . |
| 21 | More than 100 jobs have also been found through a community employment and enterprise centre set up in the shopping centre and through a residents-run job club . |
| 22 | ‘ I have nearly been killed through having to walk on to the road to see whether it is clear , ’ he said . |