Run through

/ɹˈʌn θɹˈuː/

to run through

[phrase form: run]

to use all available resources or materials rapidly and without proper consideration

to exist in every part of a thing in a noticeable manner

to experience a particular emotion or sensation quickly and suddenly

to go over, read, or explain something quickly

to think about a concept or situation in detail

Example

The pop star ran through her earnings on luxurious homes and designer clothes.

She ran through her monthly allowance within the first week.

The company ran through its startup capital within six months due to overspending on marketing and office expenses.

Despite warnings from financial advisors, he ran through his inheritance in a matter of months.

After winning the lottery, he ran through his fortune in less than a year.

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