Synonym: carry out, consume, devour, down, experience, follow out, follow through, follow up, go across, implement, pass, put through, run through, see, undergo, work through. Similar words: through, throughout, get through, all through, put through, run through, fall through, come through. Meaning: v. 1. go or live through 2. apply thoroughly; think through 3. go across or through 4. eat immoderately 5. pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue.
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(151) There are a lot of feelings you go through that are very intense.
(152) She was wishing she could find the courage to go through the wood by the path.
(153) That depended, of course, on whether he decided to go through with it or not.
(154) As before, however, she will have to go through a phantom pregnancy as a result of this treatment.
(155) My second milestone was Sholay. My role though small, required detailed study. I was given the specially made costume and wig and also books of World War II which ex¬plained Hitler’s various gestures. I was even made to go through a trial attended by the writers as well, to ascertain whether I fitted into the role or not. The film was a super success and till date, people remember my dialogue, "Hum Angrezo ke zamane ke jailor hain". Asrani 
(156) It's quite a horrible thing when you've worked on something so hard, but you have to go through it.
(157) Some go through weeks of eating great quantities of potato chips or ice-cream sandwiches before the forbidden foods lose their allure.
(158) Then we had to run back to the front of the line and go through the whole process again and again.
(159) Prospective apprentices go through the same application procedure as all new hires.
(160) Bees come and go through a small opening at the bottom of the hive.
(161) Another approach being considered is to allow pupils to develop this information skill as they go through inquiry work.
(162) Karen sits in the bleachers watching the team go through the familiar drills.
(163) Go through the small gate on the west side of the road and follow the track.
(164) Child prodigies Also, children everywhere go through remarkably similar learning stages.
(165) I go through every part of the female body in turn.
(166) Let him see the hand go through the hair, as if combing the wetness out.
(167) If we find an inmate who is taking drugs we go through the disciplinary procedures.
(168) It is as if neural networks are developing their own heuristics as they go through the iterations.
(169) Riviera is going through what a lot of us go through, I guess.
(170) You'd go through these desolate, wet streets into this basement in King Street,[http://sentencedict.com/go through.html] just near the Opera House.
(171) So I will go through about five murder mysteries a week - I read really rapidly.
(172) ISPs tend to go through cycles of difficult traffic periods.
(173) A lovely thing about Christmas is that it's compulsory, like a thunderstorm, and we all go through it together. Garrison Keillor
(174) Buy the correct length to go through handrail and plaster and into solid brick, block or stone behind.
(175) We were determined to go through the speakers listed at a calm but brisk pace, then leave.
(176) Advertised vacancies Go through advertised vacancies in local, regional and national papers and professional journals with a fine-tooth comb!
(177) Children go through defined periods of oppositional behaviour and may need humouring out of them.
(178) You will go through our comic, existential garden with your shears and you will never water the lupins.
(179) Most of the students are satisfied eating and watching Reed go through her paces, with very few questions asked.
(180) You take that hussy out of here, or you go through that door and don't come back.
More similar words: through, throughout, get through, all through, put through, run through, fall through, come through, cut through, look through, pull through, pass through, carry through, break through, follow through, roughly, drought, thorough, thoroughly, throat, dough, throw up, throw off, enough, though, throw away, bathroom, ought to, although, as though.