come through

verb

1. adverb to emerge successfully
2. preposition to survive (an illness, setback, etc)

Example Sentences

“The mask doesn’t fit correctly, falls and sometimes the smoke still feels like it’s coming through,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

The defense came through again in the final two minutes.

From Los Angeles Times

“What I want to say to Mr. Wolf, if he reads this, is that his creative product has entertained me for hundreds of hours, And that comes through in a satirical nature.”

From Los Angeles Times

The pair said they had some more surprises to come through their films.

From BBC

“They came through all night,” Centennial coach Matt Logan said of his defense while wearing his customary shorts despite temperatures in the 50s.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• pitch in
• prevail
• succeed