thru

[ throo ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

preposition

thru

/ θruː /

Nonetheless it's possible to find a thru-line of the "cute" in modern poetry.

Thru the GOP convention, the "customers" were the rabid right activist base of his own party.

I asked her to look away from the menu as we entered the drive-thru.

I'm worried that it might fall thru Perhaps it could be pay-per-view.

Nicki Minaj gets it when she sings “Right Thru Me” and becomes one of her many alter-egos on a red carpet.

Lilian hears of it thru a female friend, and Strebelow, also, thru the American second of Mr. Routledge.

Thru the years some who have cared for the buildings stood out.

About 1871 doors were cut thru to the galleries of the church from the upper floor.

The boys gathered together—they were coming from North Dakota—and we all came thru together.

I then asked permission to light a fire and cook some coffee, and after we were thru eating we lay down.

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