You'd better go. It's getting late.

I'm going to London this summer.

Anne went to Italy for her holiday last year.

Robert goes to the market every Saturday morning.

The train was going at top speed. Electricity goes along wires.

Our property goes all the way down to the river.

These stairs go to the attic.

The wedding went very well, thank you.

I think I'm going crazy.

They went crazy when they heard the news.

Jake is going to clean the bathroom later.

All systems are go.

The fans were shouting "Go Steelers!"

She's sure got a lot of go.

Can I have a go?

It's your go. Here are the dice.

Go is played with black and white counters on a wooden board.

Jake went to brush a stray hair from Leah's cheek, but at that moment she turned away.

This fan won't go.

Weekends go really fast.

As exams go, that wasn't too bad.

The rare book will go quickly at auction.

The couch just won't go through the door.

Excuse me. I've got to go. Is there a bathroom near here?

Go like this with your hands.

Whatever Mike says, goes.

Boys will be boys, as the saying goes.

He went just after midnight, with his wife at his side.

There was so much snow the roof went.

The car engine went, so we had to walk home.

Matt got a detention for getting to class after the bell had gone.

The country is moving towards a service-based economy.

A quarter of their income goes to food.

His house went to the elder son, its contents to the younger.

How many times does six go into eighty-four?

And the Oscar goes to Steve McQueen!

They went to great effort to get here on time.

When I need advice, I go to my rabbi.

He goes about from place to place, taking casual jobs wherever he can get them.

Isn't it time you went about fixing the broken table?

How am I to go about painting the ceiling when I have no ladder?

The skipper gave the command to go about.

We sometimes go across the road for a drink at the pub.

Mark is now going after a Master's degree in science.

He really decided to go after him when he saw him flirting with his wife.

In the alphabet, the letter B goes after the letter A.

If you go against his wishes, he will make things difficult for you.

To go against the mob takes courage.

I can't come with you this weekend after all, but don't let that stop you; you go ahead.

The meeting will go ahead.

Until yesterday, things had been going along quite nicely. We were going along at about 30 mph.

Jeff wanted Rita to help him prank Martin, but she refused to go along.

I usually just go along with what she says to avoid any arguments.

Rachel is happy to go along with Harry's suggestion.

The baby watched the top go round and laughed.

Each of the beautifully painted horses became visible as the carousel went around.

Do you think there'll be enough loaves and fishes to go around?

There's a nasty strain of flu going around.

He goes around looking filthy.

She goes about as if she owns the place.

There's a rumour going round that you're cheating on Tim.

I'll go round to your place when I'm done.

Chris was hungrily going at his food.

One of the men went at Ed with a knife.

Frank left his wallet at home and had to go back to get it.

I'd like to go back to Paris one day.

Gina has decided to go back to her husband and try to make their relationship work.

Ted seems to have gone back to his bad habits of drinking and gambling.

In the UK, the clocks go back by one hour at the end of British Summer Time.

My grandmother's memories go back a long way.

That song goes back to the Second World War.

Mick is going over his notes to prepare for the exam.

Brad did well on the quiz, but he has a long way to go before he passes the class.

The passengers were waiting to go aboard the ship.

The last few passengers went aboard and the bus departed.

I'll have another go at winning the lottery.

I think I'll have another go on the roller coaster.

My mother went berserk when she found out about my bad grades.

We are going to bike to the store.

Last weekend I went biking on my brother's 500cc motorcycle.

Every summer, Allison goes birding in Canada.

Sam likes to boat off the cape during his summer vacations.

We like to bowl on Wednesday nights.

You need to be fit and healthy to cave, as it can be a strenuous activity.

During recess the students are allowed to come and go as they please.

The wireless reception is unreliable here, my connection keeps coming and going.

As the Great Depression taught us, financial security can come and go.

We went crabbing and caught two small crabs.

Henry never gets stressed about life; it's easy come, easy go with him.

On Sundays I go down to the river and fish.

The little boys loved to go frogging down by the creek.

His company was doomed from the word 'go'.

We've been working on this for hours but we're getting nowhere.

This bread is as hard as a brick - it's got stale! If you leave the wrapper open, the cake will go stale very quickly.

Alan has plenty of get up and go, and is always busy with some new project.

Although Brian had never gone kayaking before, he suddenly decided to give it a go.

With Tom's intelligence and ambition, he'll go a long way.

The man's generous donation will go a long way to help build homes for needy families.

Stavros is planning to go abroad for the first time in his life.

The couple's wedding plans went afoul when the venue cancelled on them.

Your acting dishonestly certainly goes against the grain.

Yes, of course you can have a snack; go ahead and help yourself to whatever you want.

Sarah's parents said she couldn't go to the party, but she went ahead and did it anyway.

I didn't have time to ask my boss if she wanted me to deal with the problem; I just went ahead and did it.

If you want to win the contest, you'll have to go all out.

George went all out to impress his girlfriend.

He wanted to go all the way but she said no.

When I began searching for a new house, I didn't expect to find one that went all the way so quickly.

Something's gone amiss with my university application.

A cup of tea wouldn't go amiss.

A bit of tact wouldn't go amiss if you don't want to cause offence.

Could you go and get some bread from the shop, please? If you see a crime being committed, you should go and tell a police officer.

My stupid brother went and broke his leg the day before the race!

I had grown so fat that none of my belts would go around my waist.

The radio advised of heavy traffic downtown, so we went around the city instead.

Marcia became a counselor in order to help teenagers who go astray.

Have you seen my hat? It's gone astray again.

The boxers were going at each other fiercely.

Veronica went at her workout fiercely.

With just minutes of the final left to play, both teams were going at it.

Margo told her son to stop disturbing her and go away.

I'm trying to do some work - go away!

Oliver is planning to go away this weekend.

The game ended when a ball went awry and hit a nearby window.

Something has gone awry with my email program.

Sheila went back to using drugs.

Mario was having treatment for cancer and was going back and forth to hospital.

Ian was going back and forth about whether this was the right thing for him.

I can't believe that you, my own brother, would go back on your promise to loan me the money.

Janice went back on her word to help me with the cooking.