go through the mill in English

experience suffering or discipline necessary to bring a person to a certain degree of skill or knowledge or skill; undergo suffering that comes with a certain mental conditio

Use "go through the mill" in a sentence

1. He's really been through the mill recently.

2. Candidates are put through the mill by the Senate.

3. For puree, defrost the berries and press through a food mill.

4. 3 When the large cog wheel engages , the mill stone will start to go round.

5. He used to go on and on about this old sugar mill, too.

6. One should n't let the rice-hulling mill go empty because it symbolizes failed crops .

7. Burrers Mill (historical) Burrers Mill (historical) (aka Bailey Mill) Locale

8. Go in through the manhole!

9. Let's go through the exercises.

10. Force chilies through a food mill or sieve, straining out seeds and skins.

11. We'll go in through the side.

12. Then let's go through the floor.

13. Go through the Cushieb.com checkout process.

14. Carry out verb (Carry out, carried out, carrying out) go through verb (goes through, went through, going through) Did he go through with the treatment? 1; put through verb

15. We will go through the mines.

16. Go through the document checking the errors.

17. Singing the national anthem they pushed John through the streets, finally dumping him in the Town Mill pond.

18. Corrupting: to go through decomposition

19. We'll go through the details later on.

20. Did he go through with the treatment?

21. Most Bruises go through four …

22. / ˈsɝː.kjə.leɪt / to go around or through something, or to make something go around or through something: Hot water Circulates through the heating system

23. Corrupts: to go through decomposition

24. Gotta go through with it.

25. Go in through the air conditioning vents.