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Women should be inspired to have a "go get them" attitude, and they should be able to handle failure with a great deal of enthusiasm.

Mark's bound to have a go at me for spending all this money.

You don't want to have a go at them, but just to ask them what they saw at crucial times and yet you're not allowed to do that in football.

He is sure to have a go at me for spending so much money.

Such a partnership would be harder to forge at federal level, but Mrs Merkel might like to have a go.

It appears easy when you watch someone else winning but, when you step up to have a go at the makeshift table, you keep losing.

It will be very difficult to win the league but we have to have a go and try to win all our games.

Introduction: New Year will eat pudding, the traditional Japanese method of doing pudding to have a go.

Now it looks like we're going to get the chance to have a go at her over this, thanks to President-Elect Obama.

e. g. The sales manager recently in power itched to have a go at the East Asian market.

You want me to have a go?

Hu Feng elements are sure to " have a go " at it , and they are already calling him "comrade" .

Lines of police lined up with their batons and they were completely pumped up and looking to have a go.

I'd give anything to have a go on that merry-go-round.

He could hardly sit still and itched to have a go.

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If you make the chore you are doing look grown-up and exciting, your kids will want to have a go.

He wants to have a go at the heavy box.

We should learn to conan spirit, to have a go to those who died to which the spirit.

Okay do you want to have a go?

Would you like to have a go at riding a bike?

But when Samsung invited her to have a go at breaking the world record, it turned out her fingers were in better shape than she thought;

Another friend to have a go on

On, now, if you want to have a go