go through with造句

She decided not to go through with the abortion.

There was no salvation: she would have to go through with it.

But, Spencer told his friend Humphrey Bogart, he didn't think he could go through with it.

And thus some are lazy, hoping to go through with less effort, and even reap without sowing.

Let's say that she has said to him, "If I ever have a serious disease, I just don't want to go through with it."

He sees with one eye closed and with one eye opened the futility of much that goes on around him and of his own endeavors, but barely enough sense of reality to determine to go through with it.

The first thing he told me was that he was not going to go through with our date, but he felt bad about standing me up and would buy me a drink and tip for my time.

That's how I see it… I thought the film quite cleverly used the bridesmaids thing as a device to look into the things all women go through with friends, careers and relationships.

Later in the show a sombre-looking Halperin apologised, after the show's presenters admitted they had goaded him into saying it but did not think he would go through with it and also apologised.