carry through

verb

1. to bring to completion
2. to enable to endure (hardship, trouble, etc); support

Example Sentences

But most just feel gutted — in part because they believe Trump will carry through on his promises to strip away their rights.

From Los Angeles Times

“Disney really understands entertainment, and that carries through onto their cruise ships,” said Stein, who wrote a book about the Disney brand.

From Los Angeles Times

On Friday, his body was carried through the narrow streets to his mother's home, before burial.

From BBC

She led a European charge that carried through to arguably the continent's greatest Solheim Cup success.

From BBC

In her reckoning, menopause is an explosive release of the pain and strength women carry through our lives.

From Salon

Related Words

• accomplish
• attain
• bring about
• carry out
• complete
• conclude
• do
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• obtain
• produce
• reach
• realize
• resolve
• settle
• sign
• solve