Use "through and through" in a sentence

1. This was zombies through and through

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2. He was mean, evil and rotten through and through and did not have one good redeeming quality

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3. What Carius heard from the man chilled him through and through

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4. His form befitted a warrior and nothing else, for this man was hardened through and through

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5. He was warrior caste through and through, and he would only raise his hackles at the idea of government power for businesses

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6. ragged garments through and through, causing him to shiver with cold

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7. crazy quilt was soaked through and through: and not only that, but his

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8. Brandon stood up along with her, a true gentleman through and through

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9. person, through and through

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10. She knew each one of us through and through, never minding that it had been years

11. “You are possessed! Bad blood through and through!”

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12. “God is the hardest task master I have known on this earth, and He tries you through and through

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13. It charged Me through and through with thrills as We proceeded to the stream

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14. The arrow was a flying beam of moonlight that flashed onward with but a blur in its course, but the were-beast plunged convulsively in midair and crashed headlong, shot through and through

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15. Sir Peter Stevenson was establishment through and through

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16. ‘He was a heathen, through and through,’ said the Irishwoman

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17. The clean-shaven, forty-year-old in his pristine white cotton uniform was English through and through, probably ex-navy, judging by his manner

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18. It was a through and through wound, the bullet had dented the steel deck and fragmented, under the carpet

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19. “But,” Wickland finished for him, having reached his own conclusions as to the substance of that conversation, “they would appreciate if this were quickly closed and labeled an accident through and through so that the whole thing could be forgotten and they can move on with their project

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20. The one six years ago was spoiled through and through by the Church and I don’t intend to have a repeat of that now

21. Persons that could be described as being evil through and through were actually in the distinct minority

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22. As for me, I was born on the Jovian moon Europa and am a Spacer through and through

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23. It was a smile that warmed him through and through

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24. were soaked through and through

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25. He felt fairly confident the gold fillets were gold through and through; he saw no impurities in the solid form or in the molten pour

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26. Immediate misadventure evolves through and through without hesitative

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27. He knows you through and through

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28. He had slain one of the Surtorians, stabbing him through and through with his great sword

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29. The children were the worst to see, their small bodies lying lifeless in the snow, stabbed through and through

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30. through and through-the tongue is full of honey, as it were

31. When Arjun’s mind, at present riven through and through by the con-

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32. Wahjee through and through, but it was something

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33. Wahjee through and through

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34. “I'd still through and through her and her and you and you

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35. She always was transparent, but without knowing it; now she herself has pulled off her veils, and cordially requests one to look her through and through and see for oneself how there is nothing there but contentment

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36. A medium-green dress hit her mid-shin, and a white jacket, open at the front, its numerous pockets stuffed with notepads, erased any doubts about her medical background: she was a psychiatrist–a ‘shrink,’ through and through

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37. His right thigh, impaled through and through during his fall, seemed to trouble him, but with great effort he was able to hobble about the room

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38. He’d met her close to the Oregon-Nevada border just inside Nevada when she was still completely native through and through

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39. They were Westchesterites through and through, and Claire was more interested in having the time of her life in a beautiful city with the sun shining down than shopping for hours in a closed-in brick building

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40. southerner through and through

41. American through and through

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42. We’re Catholic, and my dad’s a Navy man, through and through

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43. indescribable agitation, as this man who had seen through and through him, went back upon himself

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44. "For all that," answered the traveller, "I feel some doubt still, because often I have read how words will arise between two knights-errant, and from one thing to another it comes about that their anger kindles and they wheel their horses round and take a good stretch of field, and then without any more ado at the top of their speed they come to the charge, and in mid-career they are wont to commend themselves to their ladies; and what commonly comes of the encounter is that one falls over the haunches of his horse pierced through and through by his antagonist's lance, and as for the other, it is only by holding on to the mane of his horse that he can help falling to the ground; but I know not how the dead man had time to commend himself to God in the course of such rapid work as this; it would have been better if those words which he spent in commending himself to his lady in the midst of his career had been devoted to his duty and obligation as a Christian

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45. Thus has he--and many more of the same bevy that I know the dressy age dotes on--only got the tune of the time and outward habit of encounter; a kind of yesty collection, which carries them through and through the most fond and winnowed opinions; and do but blow them to their trial, the bubbles are out

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46. The crush'd head I dress, (poor crazed hand tear not the bandage away,) The neck of the cavalry-man with the bullet through and through examine, Hard the breathing rattles, quite glazed already the eye, yet life

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47. Strikes me through and through

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48. The head-carver was left with a heart pierced through and through, and he made up his mind on the spot to demand the damsel in marriage of her father on the morrow, making sure she would not be refused him as he was a servant of the duke's; and even to Sancho ideas and schemes of marrying the youth to his daughter Sanchica suggested themselves, and he resolved to open the negotiation at the proper season, persuading himself that no husband could be refused to a governor's daughter

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49. It seems that as he stood contemplating his enemy she struck him as the most beautiful woman he had ever seen all his life; and the little blind boy whom in our streets they commonly call Love had no mind to let slip the chance of triumphing over a lacquey heart, and adding it to the list of his trophies; and so, stealing gently upon him unseen, he drove a dart two yards long into the poor lacquey's left side and pierced his heart through and through; which he was able to do quite at his ease, for Love is invisible, and comes in and goes out as he likes, without anyone calling him to account for what he does

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50. Sancho changed the subject, and said to his master, "I marvel, senor, at the boldness of Altisidora, the duchess's handmaid; he whom they call Love must have cruelly pierced and wounded her; they say he is a little blind urchin who, though blear-eyed, or more properly speaking sightless, if he aims at a heart, be it ever so small, hits it and pierces it through and through with his arrows

51. And therefore our politic Asclepius may be supposed to have exhibited the power of his art only to persons who, being generally of healthy constitution and habits of life, had a definite ailment; such as these he cured by purges and operations, and bade them live as usual, herein consulting the interests of the State; but bodies which disease had penetrated through and through he would not have attempted to cure by gradual processes of evacuation and infusion: he did not want to lengthen out good-for-nothing lives, or to have weak fathers begetting weaker sons; --if a man was not able to live in the ordinary way he had no business to cure him; for such a cure would have been of no use either to himself, or to the State

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52. “A Kennedy through and through,” he believes his aunt to have been, someone whose personality shone through even with limited language and physical abilities

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53. His eyes burned into her as though they would search her through and through, read her very soul

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54. The mere chatter of these southernbound birds, their pale and second-hand reports, had yet power to awaken this wild new sensation and thrill him through and through with it; what would one moment of the real thing work in him—one passionate touch of the real southern sun, one waft of the authentic odor? With closed eyes he dared to dream a moment in full abandonment, and when he looked again the river seemed steely and chill, the green fields grey and lightless

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55. Here the seemed to be more or less above the open center of the Honeycomb, but rather roof, latticed through and through with fine roots, was very strong

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56. Full metal jacket, through and through

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57. “He was evil through and through

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58. Instead of a lively, healthy visitor, some outsider who would, he hoped, cheer him up in his uncertain humor, he had to see his brother, who knew him through and through, who would call forth all the thoughts nearest his heart, would force him to show himself fully

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59. It's a miracle that Monygham, standing on the after-hatch with the rope already round his neck, escaped being riddled through and through like a sieve

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60. "Yes; know each other through and through," assented Porfiry Petrovitch, and he screwed up his eyes, looking

61. He had been listening in indescribable agitation, as this man who had seen through and through him, went back upon himself

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62. Will, though, as regards hand-eye coordination, was a Hamilton-Sweeney through and through

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63. Fortunately, I come from a country where we are too fond of fantastic things not to know them through and through; and I had no doubt but that I was face to face with some new invention of Erik's

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64. Through and through

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65. She was astonished by this new version of Lynnette Lagrande, who was not only a changeling but an ugly person through and through

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66. that Thenardier, he would address him only by throwing himself at his feet; and now he actually had found him, but it was only to deliver him over to the executioner! His father said to him: "Succor Thenardier!" And he replied to that adored and sainted voice by crushing Thenardier! He was about to offer to his father in his grave the spectacle of that man who had torn him from death at the peril of his own life, executed on the Place Saint-Jacques through the means of his son, of that Marius to whom he had entrusted that man by his will! And what a mockery to have so long worn on his breast his father's last commands, written in his own hand, only to act in so horribly contrary a sense! But, on the other hand, now look on that trap and not prevent it! Condemn the victim and to spare the assassin! Could one be held to any gratitude towards so miserable a wretch? All the ideas which Marius had cherished for the last four years were pierced through and through, as it were, by this unforeseen blow

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67. It was tangled in the moss and creeper vine, still and lifeless as the cypress tree which appeared to support it, and it was soaked through and through, its hair in dank rivulets on its filthy white gown, and gleaming faintly in a light mortal eyes could not have seen, and it was staring at me

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68. How long it had been searching me through and through, and over and over, I cannot tell: so keen was it, and yet so cold, I felt for the moment superstitious—as if I were sitting in the room with something uncanny

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69. The mere chatter of these southern-bound birds, their pale and second-hand reports, had yet power to awaken this wild new sensation and thrill him through and through with it; what would one moment of the real thing work in him—one passionate touch of the real southern sun, one waft of the authentic odor? With closed eyes he dared to dream a moment in full abandonment, and when he looked again the river seemed steely and chill, the green fields grey and lightless

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70. Where the noise came from, she couldn't make out: the air seemed full of it, and it rang through and through her head till she felt quite deafened

71. But in that gale, the port, the land, is that ship's direst jeopardy; she must fly all hospitality; one touch of land, though it but graze the keel, would make her shudder through and through

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72. As the line passed round and round the loggerhead; so also, just before reaching that point, it blisteringly passed through and through both of Stubb's hands, from which the hand-cloths, or squares of quilted canvas sometimes worn at these times, had accidentally dropped

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73. Through and through; through every plank and each rib, it thrilled for an instant, the whale obliquely lying on his back, in the manner of a biting shark, slowly and feelingly taking its bows full within his mouth, so that the long, narrow, scrolled lower jaw curled high up into the open air, and one of the teeth caught in a row-lock

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74. His breast was riddled through and through,

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75. It should be mentioned that when the retreat began most of the men had furs of different kinds, but in the nightly bivouacs, the snow, melted by the heat of the fires, soaked them through and through, and they afterwards froze again into solid blocks of ice

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76. A man will sometimes give himself away completely by his laugh, and you suddenly know him through and through

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77. The old man waited for him, standing dignified and unbending, and Mitya felt at once that he had looked him through and through as he advanced

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78. And later, when he became impossible and you decided to leave him, and I showed you my heart for the first time, and you didn't say no, but went away in tears--then I was happy through and through

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79. She would have liked to see through and through it

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80. Of the perhaps three hundred who had come to ease their anguish by tongue-lashing me, every one was mad through and through—those who had lost a few hundred dollars as infuriated as those whom my misleading tip had cost thousands and tens of thousands; those whom I had helped to win all they had in the world more savage than those new to my following

81. She can look you through and through so, when she disapproves! I do think she might have written

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