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If the person you were engaged to marry had an accident and become a paraplegic , would you go through with the marriage or back out of it?

I suppose we've got to set our teeth and go through with it.

But I wasn't able to go through with it mentally and I didn't have the confidence to raise a child, so it didn't become a reality.

She said it had been brave of me to go through with the session despite my fear.

He knew his friend was uneasy about this raid and had only wanted to point out that they had very little choice but to go through with it.

Now I'm in a trap. I've promised to marry her and I'll have to go through with it.

At one of my former companies, I knew we needed a change in creative leadership but didn't have the balls to go through with it.

You're right, but what can I do? If I go through with this, I may regret it for the rest of my life.

They had promised to vote for him in the election, but in fact they didn't go through with it.

So, by the time I decided to just go through with it, I was twenty, and even more nervous.

Roy seems very determined about his plan, but I do not think he will go through with it.

After the doctor gave him special treatment, under these conditions we wanted to successfully go through with the first round .

I will give you all the information, bullet point action notes, you just have to go through with it on video.

Knowing very well the difficulties the work involved, they were still determined to go through with it.

We have decided not to go through with our plans to launch the new product until we have solved all of its problems.

This photo is solid proof Blair (Leighton Meester) will not go through with her wedding to Prince Louis (Hugo Becker).

The official China Business News said Friday that Google will go through with a threatened withdrawal from China next month.

President Bush says despite what Congress may say he's going to go through with his plan to send more troops to Iraq.

So I wanted to tell them that I couldn't go through with it now.

Few people believe that it would actually go through with dismantling the most powerful financial institution of all.

Since we've started it, we'll have to go through with it.

He felt that he had to go through with the marriage ceremony before May.

There is a sign with your train number and the right platform, so you just queue up and go through with everyone else.

You may have heard that people who talk about suicide won't actually go through with it.

He would probably go through with the undertaking, only that he gets rather nervous.

He's determined to go through with the marriage in spite of his parents' opposition.

You will now be prompted if you are sure if you want to go through with your actions select yes to continue.

We decided to go through with our plan, anyway.

He's determined to go through with the marriage despite his parents' opposition.

But, Spencer told his friend Humphrey Bogart, he didn't think he could go through with it.

They're determined to go through with the project despite the difficulties.

I had to go through with it as my duty.

If you do decide to go through with any treatment, make sure you research your doctor well and learn your facts.

Mr. Trent hopes the city won't go through with its plans to widen the street.

The boy seems very determined about his plan. but his parents don't think he will go through with it.

So it's unbelievable to think we wouldn't go through with that total if we lost to Scotland.

"I have never done anything like that before so it was fun to go through with her and I am glad she is doing so well. " Bruce added.

Or Sun may demand the buyer go through with the deal no matter what remedies or divestitures the regulators order.

M resolved to go through with it.

He refuses to go through with it.

For many couples, the decision to go through with prenatal testing is a no-brainer.

We have to go through with the book first.

Just go through with the sex even though he started acting weird, lame, or crazy once we got back to my place.

Paulson said it was appropriate for the government to ensure that Bank of America did go through with the deal.

Overwhelmed with two young children, she confronted her husband. She says he told her he wouldn't actually go through with the wedding.

She reports that only about two in every 100 people presenting themselves at the Albany go through with surgery.

I don't want to go through with this, she thought, with each step toward the altar.

She vowed she would go through with it.

Yet I'm still not sure I can go through with it.

How could she ever go through with it?

He promised to marry her, but now he doesn't want to go through with it.

There is no born talent in the world, talent must go through with hardships.

Interviewer: Can you just explain what process you go through with a new client?

Can you tell me I'll survive if I go through with this?

She does not want to go through with Christmas without her dad.

I can't go through with this performance, I'm so nervous.

insist that they go through with their initial plan if they do backtrack.

Surely they will go through with the plan.

We will go through with the experiment.

No, Joan, you have crowned him; and you must go through with it.

before you go through with this.

I think we should go through with it.

Are you crazy, are you really going to go through with this?

Culture tells us to go through with dating and marriage because it will make us happy.

I don't think that he will go through with his plan.

To go through with sth: to do what is necessary to completely or take (a course of action)

Go through with the experiment