runs through

Indeed, North Korea relied on China for the attack because its entire access to the Internet runs through that country.

This memo alone merits a trip to the UT campus for the Ransom exhibition—which is free, by the way, and runs through Jan. 4.

Such are the ways of the city where jazz began and runs through it still like a mighty river.

The yearning for a vague idea of “glory” that will come with being part of a greater Russian “whole” runs through everything.

It took more than two years to put together the 217 pages that make up A River Runs Through It.

A great wall runs through the centre, dividing the long-term from the short-term prisoners.

Berwick-on-Tweed lies partly in England and partly in Scotland, the river which runs through it forming the boundary line.

The road runs through a beautiful section and passes many of the finest of the English country estates.

It is difficult to characterize the curious comPg 158bination of levity and seriousness that runs through this tale.

In the scale given by Aristides this correspondence runs through the whole series, which must therefore be of later date.