work something through
work through something *

He went to public schools and worked his way through business school at night.

She worked her own way through law school while being a single mother.

One can get so much more done by working through the night!

His family was very poor, but all the children worked their way through college.

Then she worked the color through the rest of his hair.

"We want to see women in the process of working through these questions."

He is working his own way through college, you know.

"My job is to help us all work through these changes and make sure people get along."

I worked my way back through the last six months.

But above all, He works on us through each other.

I've finally found a distraction I can't work through.

In two weeks he took her to the sponge beds where the men worked through long, hot days.

But the light of fire in the paintings look like nightmares which he has to work through, often spending several months on one painting.

If there's any issues we need to work through, we'll talk.

I let it work through, and my stomach began to squeeze into a knot.

"I thought there was nothing we couldn't work through," Carroll said.

"We have issues to work through," one senior official said, "and when that happens this arrangement will be able to go forward."

Maybe even take their breaks and lunches instead of working through.

"Those are things we are continuing to work through, trying to figure ways to get around."

He must have an open slit somewhere to work through, same as we've got.