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run through
verb as in use up; waste
noun as in summary
Strong matches
Example Sentences
First, though: one final run-through of the show with the dancers she’s recruited to complement her own movement, which she describes as “quite wild and difficult to corral.”
Briton Caudery, the 2024 world indoor champion, rolled her ankle in the warm-up after she planted her left foot into the landing mat after a run-through.
“I foresee us doing a run-through and a half tonight before people start nodding off.”
The first two-thirds of the adaptation offer a quick run-through of tragic events.
He doesn’t ask for more than one run-through a day.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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