wade through in English

pave the way with a required effort, advance in an awkward manne

Use "wade through" in a sentence

1. Fourteen props are a lot for voters to wade through.

2. The tide had now retreated, forcing us to wade through shallow water, kayaks in tow.

3. We had to wade through pages of legal jargon before we could sign the contract.

4. It Bewaters and wade through the even came a popular destination for warmer water of the caves

5. 17 If you travel to Jerusalem you can wade through an ancient water tunnel cut through solid rock.

6. She even let me pretend it was lettuce-flavoured so that Radish could wade through this wonderland and get her paws all sticky.

7. Every time you read your email and your spam filter saves you from having to wade through tons of spam email, that's also a learning algorithm.

8. Wade through 2017, over 60 million legal Abortions were estimated to have been performed in the United States – an average of about 1.4 million Abortions per year

9. Factor in a host of other complex variables, and it might simply be easier to avoid making the decision at all, rather than wade through the depressing list of regretful scenarios.

10. The first word that might come to mind from a look at Jana Brike’s painting “The Witching Hour” is “surreal.” Two teenage girls wearing shifts wade through an indeterminate body of water

11. This panel discussion will help contractors wade through the issues, risks and rewards associated with systems integration, including how open, standard protocols impact contractors' business options in the construction of today's integrated buildings.

12. To qualify these Bushwacks have to be over three miles in length, include intense vegetation, maybe a roaring stream to wade through, some waterfalls, a bit of talus on steep terrain and lots of …