go-through

These pirates, known in the trade as “go-through guys,” needed to have decent intelligence sources—disloyal crewmen were prime informants—but beyond that they required only a small boat, a few weapons, and murderous intent.

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

These pirates, known in the trade as “go-through guys,” needed to have decent intelligence sources—disloyal crewmen were prime informants—but beyond that they required only a small boat, a few weapons, and murderous intent.

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

One more go-through on the last two chapters and then it's a wrap and ready to go out to any and all.

Archive 2008-03-01 Dave Bara 2008

Tuesday: I finished a go-through of Model Species last week and discussed it with Eric on Sunday.

Nearly Completely Random 2008

One more go-through on the last two chapters and then it's a wrap and ready to go out to any and all.

RD Rewrites Dave Bara 2008

In normal times, the series' writers would, after that initial go-through, rewrite the half-hour of comedy, polishing gags and dialogue until they sparkled like new Susan Anthony dollars.

Tense Artists at Starz Media Steve Hulett 2007

Hopefully on the subsequent go-through, the number and intensity of the needed changes should be considerably less.

Author! Author! » Blog Archive » Stating the obvious 2007

But it's clear that I will never be able to envision a whole and create that whole in one go-through.

Doesn't Matter How Many Times I Hear It... andrewducker 2004

Finished the first go-through of my synopsis for "The Cleansing," and letting it sit overnight.

Short & Sweet today deep_bluze 2004

Prose style isn't Nadelson's particular strength--this novel called to mind Jim Fusilli's Hard, Hard City and the Mo Prager novels by Reed Farrel Coleman, but where both Fusilli and Coleman are really angelic sentence-writers, Nadelson's sentences are more serviceable than stylish and the punctuation definitely could have used another go-through--yes, yes, I know I am ridiculously pedantic with this, I have the soul of a copy-editor.

Archive 2005-07-01 Jenny Davidson 2005