go his own way

I then generally reduce them to one or two hours a week, for the patient must learn to go his own way.

He's decided to throw over the lifestyle he's been used to in his parents' home, and go his own way.

The sun is bright, the wind and rain, do his own dream run, go his own way.

As soon as he was old enough to make decisions for himself, he decided to go his own way.

Batman: A man's got to go his own way. A friend taught me that.

If a person chose to go his own way, the more he listens to the word, the more his heart will be hardened.

Whether he be right or wrong, he'll always go his own way.

He likes to go his own way.

A willful beast must go his own way.

The obstinate man would go his own way, in spite of all warning.

Let him go his own way.

In 1830, when Abraham was twenty-one years old, his family moved again, this time to Illinois, and Abraham decided to go his own way.

As for work, I'm an insistant person who will try his best to go his own way;