see it through

Republicans got so close to overthrowing the election last time that they’re determined to see it through on their next go-round.

Only the most dedicated had managed to wait to see Trump speak at the Garden but even many of them were not willing to see it through to the end.

Yes, just so they could see it through my perspective and everything that we go through because there are so many outlets that stream the competition, but to have it from our eyes on the floor and a little bit of a close-up look because my coaches were mic’d I think is an incredible experience to share with everyone.

In her book Ringmaster, Ms Riesman argues that to understand the 78-year-old's rise, fall and comeback in American politics is to see it through the lens of professional wrestling - its art of blending fiction and reality, its psychology of elevating emotion through hyperbole, and its ability to transform the reviled into the righteous.

But I’m thrown into this chain of events and I have to see it through, against the racism and the B.S. and the foolishness of these people.