all the way

1. Also, the whole way . The entire distance, from start to finish, as in He ran all the way home , or The baby cried the whole way home . [Late 1700s]

2. Completely, as in I'm on your side all the way . [First half of 1900s]

3. See go all the way .

Example Sentences

"The hardest part as you get older is the practice. That love of the game has got to be in you all the way through," Virgo added.

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“Some of the drills we would do were just jumping off a box, landing on two feet and getting your hips all the way through,” Reed said.

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He has his morning cup of coffee out there while Daisy sniffs around, works her guard duty shifts, and takes in the million-dollar view, which stretches all the way to Santa Catalina Island.

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However, the milder air - being transported all the way from the Azores - is driven by a deep area of low pressure to the north of the United Kingdom.

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England are not going to go undefeated all the way to the World Cup, and part of the learning process is figuring out how you bounce back from defeat.

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