Sentences with phrase «put him through»

«Since then, I've met young girls at meet - and - greets, or I've run into people, and they're like, «that video actually made me reconsider killing myself, or made me stop self - harming, because I have an older sister and I would hate to put her through that,» or whatever it might be.

Or try this: Record a sales presentation you do and put it through the same filter - do you talk about your prospect and her needs, wants, dreams, fears, situation?

Then on NAFTA we finished negotiations in early 1993 and put it through the implementing legislation, finishing in June 1993.

Applicants for the honor have to be nominated — either by a business organization, professional trade group, another business owner, or themselves — and then they are then put through a tiered review process.

This is probably the part of military training that people who've never gone through military training think of — the part they've seen in the movies where sadistic drill instructors put you through hell.

Most Greeks say that the economic reforms that the government has put through — though praised outside of the country — haven't brought any changes to their daily lives.

Her father, an Indian immigrant, worked as a janitor to put himself through graduate school.

Nest says that it started from scratch with this new model, to make it much more sensitive than the last one — including to detecting fires from different materials — and put it through laborious testing (the device also self - tests constantly).

They say the charade is for the sake of their children who they don't want to put through the distress of a divorce.

CEOs, and management of all kinds, have to take their base of power — the loyalty of a team, a strong stable of customers, the trust of a good chunk of investors — and convert that base into influence to put through policies.

Sometimes, when you're employed by the mall it becomes all about the photos and how many kids we can put through in an hour.

Nominees will be put through a comprehensive and rigorous process of researching and scoring across a wide range of quantitative and qualitative criteria.

The reviewers put it through its paces, including dishwashing the container 50 times, and they found that the seal only improved.

You might be asking, «Why would I put myself through such discomfort first thing in the morning?»

A few years ago I put myself through a stand - up comedy course.

But, like the rest of the business process, companies» branding efforts would benefit from being put through the filter of the real world.

The balls made here — not to mention their raw materials — are put through every kind of test, from a machine that looks like an arcade claw game that makes sure each ball conforms to regulation, to a so - called «spinach test» in which balls are dumped in a vat of water and fresh spinach and spun around for up to two days to test grass stain prevention.

She launched her first business, a copy center and translation service, to put herself through business school in her native Colombia.

So, now that you know the truth and we got that out of the way, let's talk about why we do this and why we put ourselves through this gauntlet of craziness.

They concoct the drug and put it through the initial phases of testing.

The automaker admits that, since 2009, it outfitted several of its diesel - powered models — such as the Golf, Passat, Jetta, and Beetle — with «defeat devices» that would switch off emissions controls, and thereby boost performance, except when the vehicles were being put through environmental tests.

He put himself through the London School of Economics working as a waiter and railway porter.

But at some point, we have to stop putting ourselves through mental contortions to come up with reasons why women somehow deserve less than men.

Pons, a productivity specialist with Toronto - based Clear Concept, put me through an organizational «bootcamp» that's left me with a tidy inbox, a pristine desk, more productive days and a calmer mind for the new year.

He really put me through the drill.

Though the already carefully screened candidates are put through a grueling treadmill of physical and academic challenges at OCS, the most - scrutinized quality is what the marines constantly and almost casually refer to as «leadership.»

Because Gilliam says they're «looking at the person first and the business second,» contestants are put through various challenges to test their character and ideas in situ.

By the time he'd been put through the ringer with his OldCo, Joe received the proverbial MBA from the School of Hard Knocks.

Many Baby Boomers still brag about putting themselves through college and buying their own car with just a part - time job.

«If you can imagine her being put into a room, being treated as if she was a hostage, the room being stormed by the SAS, she will be put through that training,» he told The Independent.

Poland, another eastern European country has had some tensions with the Commission after putting through constitutional changes that affected the judicial system.

«In the compliance space, there are lots of competitors who have similar risk - related data, but it's not put through any analytical engine,» says Beber.

With a loan from Buck for only $ 1,000, DeLuca hoped the tiny sandwich shop would earn enough to put him through college.

Despite the intensive training he put them through, he said he was ultimately unable to spare them the brutalizing consequences.

He put himself through college, got a Master's degree and has reinvented his career many times over as a home builder, a computer software and developer.He is always excited to be there, willing to work hard, never believed he needed a pedigree or validation to go do something.

It runs in the family: her mother's company «is what put me through college.»

We couldn't put it through all the tests we put other boards through, but its artistic patchwork look drew stares and praises from people who spotted it.

Having been given a run - through of the new e-reader at Amazon's headquarters in Seattle earlier this week, and having had the chance to put it through its paces since, this is good news for book lovers.

Therefore, due to the increase taxes and increase stress, it seems pointless to put yourself through the ringer simply to try and make more from a day job.

The first thing I do for competitor research is to make a list of all my competitors and put them through SimiarWeb in order to get a good idea of which traffic channel (s) they are doing well in.

That's why I'm still working instead of sitting on a beach in Hawaii, especially with three kids still to put through college.

You should do a detailed analysis (plugging in numbers into a calculator) of your 2018 tax liability before and after this tax reform plan is put through.

Nor will there be one until the EOS testnet has been put through its paces.

Currently being put through its test phase, Faraday Future's upcoming electric car has been popping up on the car enthusiast's radar.

Where previously imported shows were put through censorship on an episode - by - episode basis, since April 1 the entire season has to be approved first.

Then we put them through 26 full laundry cycles to mimic six months of weekly washing.

That volume eclipsed the 3.61 million tonnes put through the mill in the June quarter of 2017, and means the mill was, for the first time, close to an annualised processing rate of 15 million tonnes during the quarter.

These reps focus on taking unqualified leads and contacts, putting them through a qualification process and moving them through the sales funnel.

Adopting a sprint style, they created prototypes of improved solutions and put them through an iterative process of test, learn and adapt.

This is clearly a thinly disguised attempt to move into Syria and remove the Assad Government, which would enable the U.S. Government to achieve the dual purpose of moving forward with the pipeline that Big Oil wants to put through Syria and to consolidate U.S. military control around the Middle East.