Examples of 'words go' in a sentence
Meaning of "words go"
words go: Suggests the idea of expressing or conveying information or thoughts through speech or writing
How to use "words go" in a sentence
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Those words go right to the bottom of my heart.
And the following words go without saying.
Some words go together and some do not.
Even though your words go overboard.
Those words go a to be always the same ones.
In the swirl of the dance the words go round.
All the places words go are all closed in.
How far can small words go.
The last words go to the producers themselves.
I did not even know those two words go together.
And your words go beyond human thought.
An affectionate face and kind words go a long way.
My final words go to the transport sector.
Yet those two simple words go a long way.
Those words go way beyond angry.
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The higher the words go.
In his words go life and strength.
No one knows where words go.
Some of the words go like this.
My words go to waste unless spoken aloud.
But understanding how words go together is important.
The words go through the generations and the cultures.
To know that the words go from left to right.
The words go through multiple people before landing on the final pages.
Your flowery words go to my head.
The words go around and she is banned from entering the pub ever again.
I am not sure those two words go very well together.
These words go together hand in hand.
You would believe your own words go ahead and jeopardize.
Certain words go together like bread and water.
To let the words go.
Your words go straight to my heart.
You will be surprised how a few kind words go a long way.
You let the words go and just be there.
I do not know about you but for me these words go hand in hand.
I felt your words go straight to me.
But Cassandra was condemned by the god to having her words go unheeded.
I hear words go past me backwards.
I invite you not to let My Words go by.
The two words go together.
The artistry was always with me when I felt my words go extinct.
The words go well together.
Today I heard this song and the words go like.
Where words go up to the sky.
But logically, these two words go together.
Those words go out of vocabulary.
In classical and Hellenistic Greek these words go through four stages of meaning.
The words go like this.
Are those the people that decide which new words go into the dictionary too?
These words go through my heart.
