Examples of 'go at' in a sentence
Meaning of "go at"
go at ~ means to attempt or try doing something, often with vigor or determination
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- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see go, at.
- To try to solve a problem a specific way; to undertake a task.
- To initiate an attack on or an argument with.
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We will go at midnight and return before dawn.
She does not have to go at a time like this.
We could go at weekends to get away from everything.
Watch her have a go at the nosy cow.
Go at your own pace towards the house.
Rita said we can go at four if we wanna see it.
Go at the canteen and get something to eat.
I have had another go at the brochure photos.
They go at it until one of them gets killed.
I want you guys to go at your normal pace.
Lets go at the same pace week in a row.
He says you had a go at one of his boys.
Yet you came back for a second go at it.
I will have a go at anyone that calls me a liar.
You do not have anywhere to go at this hour.
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You two can go at it like you used to.
Just so we have more when we go at him again.
Let me have a go at him if you will not.
Just had a very hot dyke having a go at me.
I would rather go at the end of the run.
I should never have let you go at all.
We really go at each other like mastodons sometimes.
Looks like you have had a go at it already.
They would go at least three times a week.
Uh ok then and they like to go at night dadada.
They all go at the village next door.
Like some vampire had had a go at him.
To persuade them to let it go at this point is an impossibility.
But they are not gonna let it go at that.
Let him go at the end of the month.
Nobby really ought to have a go at this pond.
You can go at super speed for so long.
You have had your go at each other.
You can go at it all night for hours.
Take the reins and go at a walk now.
He had a go at food with exotic fish gravy.
The audience is free to come and go at will.
I have seen you go at suspects just as hard.
Not bad for your first go at this.
You should go at once and apologize to her.
Check indicates all systems are go at this time.
Let us try to go at this from a different angle.
Thus you will not have to go at sea.
I am letting her go at the end of the week.
I admired how he could come and go at will.
We will let them go at it for two months.
I say smack her and let it go at that.
All world oil go at night in one way.
Basically only one team can go at a time.
Interrogative adverbs go at the beginning of the sentence.
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Coach does not let us go anywhere without him
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