Example sentences of "through to " in BNC.
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| 1 | From the 1950s through to the early 1980s he published an important series of papers , the majority in the Cambrian Archaeological Association 's Archaeologia Cambrensis , notably on the Pembrokeshire castles of Carew , Manorbier and Pembroke , and the native Welsh castles of Dinas Bran and Caergwrle in the north of the principality . |
| 2 | After Rickey Henderson had finished with the Blue Jays on Sunday — in a 4-3 victory — to take the A's through to their second World Series in a row , that analysis looked a trifle dumb . |
| 3 | For example , if someone usually works Monday through to Friday , these are the qualifying days . |
| 4 | Your employee normally works for you from Monday through to Friday . |
| 5 | And , down below , laid out there on her bed , Maggie felt the full strength and joy of a bored woman given something useful to do flowing through to her . |
| 6 | Although Spracklen was a gold medallist at the 1958 Commonwealth Games , his biggest contribution to British rowing has been his guidance of Redgrave from junior through to gold medals at two Olympics , in the coxed four at Los Angeles and in a pair with Andy Holmes at Seoul . |
| 7 | In Great Britain such artefacts are particularly common from the Paleolithic through to the Bronze Age . |
| 8 | But biggest and best is the enormous indoor ‘ Exposarium ’ where 13 different exhibitions will be staged — from the display of bulbs and orchids when it was opened by Queen Beatrix last Thursday through to roses in July and lilies in September . |
| 9 | The particular search is Herbert Stencil 's attempts to trace V. through a series of appearances from the 1890s through to the present . |
| 10 | Many of their posters from the early 1900s through to the 1920s show young women skiing , skating and tobogganing , and women took to the slopes of Grindelwald , St Moritz and those of less fashionable and more affordable resorts , with a zest which matched the mountain air , while their American sisters slid , swooped and glided down the slopes and across the ponds of Vermont or the Rockies . |
| 11 | The goal for the formal system of education was to provide a system from pre-school through to adult education which would give everyone access . |
| 12 | The unheated coals fall within the Type III band of the van Krevelen diagram ( Fig. 1 ) , plotting from immature through to the ‘ dry gas ’ zone ( Tissot and Welte 1978 ) . |
| 13 | The Amp Clinic can cope with everything from routine servicing , valve replacement , troubleshooting , tweaking and hot-rodding through to general refurbishing and even rebuilding an amplifier from a cardboard box of bits . |
| 14 | For one thing , Fender seemed to deserve Tokai 's kick up the backside , since apparent mismanagement and increasingly poor quality control meant that from the early '70s through to about ‘ 82 , Fender simply were n't offering the musician a consistent , value-for-money product . |
| 15 | Every shoe in the range is loaded with technology , from the popular M510 — which is £5 cheaper this year — through to the £100 M1500 . |
| 16 | It contains 41 articles — including the right to a name — through to health , education , and so one . |
| 17 | In the political climate we found ourselves in , EOPs made sense and were interpreted in their widest sense as applying to attitudes , behaviour , recruitment , training — through to the content and manner in which we delivered our service to the public . |
| 18 | In the end , though , we are reminded that The Smiths ' four proper albums represented these songs in far more forceful contexts , from the arrogant hesitation of ‘ The Smiths ’ through to the extraordinary confidence , wit and power of ‘ The Queen Is Dead ’ and onwards , we notice that things like ‘ Reel Around The Fountain ’ just do n't sit comfortably in the middle of a Fun Corporate Pop album , and in the end we say ‘ Are you too idle to buy the proper original records rather than fork out for ‘ Best … |
| 19 | You can imagine , for most types of stress reaction , a scale running from mild/everyday/once-in-a-while/not-much-to-bother-about through to severe/ debilitating/chronic/better-do-something-quick . |
| 20 | De Havilland Aircraft of World War One by Jack Bruce , an authority on World War One aircraft , is a definitive study of those products of de Havilland , ranging from the DH.1 through to the DH.15 Gazelle . |
| 21 | The development of the Soviet system and the Comintern parties from the 1920s through to the 1950s made ‘ self-indulgent individualism ’ ( i.e. attempts by Marxist writers to think for themselves ) a dangerous deviation . |
| 22 | Right , well we have two hundred and sixty five pounds and sixty eight pence in the bank at the moment , erm which actually is n't very much if you think that we 've got to go right through to July to our next fund raising event , so , I was wondering that , if anyone has n't paid their subscriptions for last year or if anyone owes for Christmas cards , I think there 's one or two |
| 23 | From 1932 onward , a deep mutual respect and musical understanding developed between these artists , and shone in everything they did together through to their final joint concert in Gothenburg on August 5th , 1960 ; a month before Björling 's sudden death . |
| 24 | ‘ Basically we have adopted the original Decca configuration of microphones used from the 1950s through to the 1970s , but we do n't use a tree microphone in the middle of the orchestra ; we have a three-point microphone in front of the conductor and an omni-pair on either side to cover the first violin and first cello . |
| 25 | It was commissioned by the BBC in 1957 for a programme celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the sovereign 's Christmas broadcasts , from King George V through to the present Queen . |
| 26 | ( iii ) Despite the fact that the algebraist is not interested in the nature of the integers themselves he certainly gets joy out of the fact , to be proved later ( see Section 3.12 ) , that there is essentially only one system of objects satisfying the above axioms A1 through to I. ( The idea of two algebraic systems being " essentially the same " will first be defined formally in 3.10.1 . |
| 27 | Problem 1 Assuming , for the moment , the truth of the assertion of uniqueness made in Remark ( iii ) above , one deduces that , amongst the axioms listed for Z , there must be at least one which can not be satisfied by Q. Can you identify which axiom(s) from A1 through to I are not satisfied if one attempts to apply them to Q instead of Z ? |
| 28 | The answer is that we can , without using intuition , speculation or hearsay concerning Z , prove that Z , C and M are logical consequences of the axioms A1 through to I. Now whilst algebraists do not regard it as their prime duty to reduce all such sets of axioms to a minimum size , it is part of an algebraist 's function to investigate consequences of axioms such as those just referred to . |
| 29 | National daily newspapers : This category comprises those newspapers which are published from Monday through to Saturday . |
| 30 | through to Glasgow she was Rose that she lecturers and dramas or something |