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pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue
He implemented a new economic plan
She followed up his recommendations with a written proposal
Did he go through with the treatment? - carry a stroke to natural completion after hitting or releasing a ball
How To Use follow through In A Sentence
- Mike Schneider: I avoid the term committed when working on mass collaborative projects because realistically only a small percent of people follow through on their commitments. Fatally Yours
- A football passer should follow through after he throws the ball.
- You need to follow through more on your backhand.
- The pressure to follow through the logic of a gas and electricity price freeze would be strong. Times, Sunday Times
- Because the dealer may not follow through on completing and filing the necessary paperwork.
- The other Kew staff at said training session were the only good thing about it, and I've often wished I'd had a chance to follow through on more of these brief aquaintances - but this venerable place practices some rather arcane operational blocks to fraternisation between departments. Archive 2009-05-01
- You may get angry or not follow through on your discipline. Christianity Today
- Does the firm intend to follow through with this idea?
- We all lift our glasses and drink the wine down, afraid of what grandma will do if we don't follow through.
- My own pillorying of Battlestar Galactica is largely based on its failure to follow through, though it almost certainly drops down to the next level (or beyond) because of other features. Ethics and Enthusiasm
