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Paloma watched the clouds going across the sky from her window.

We went past the old church and then turned left at the tree.

Ayesha was going around the market looking for the perfect gift.

The whole family went to see the fireworks display in the park.

Anthony went to pick up his dry cleaning before the shop shut.

Asher and his flatmate went shopping for fresh vegetables at dawn.

Christopher went to Tokyo for a short business trip last month.

The children went camping in the forest and came back on Sunday.

Min went to stay with her aunt in the countryside for a few days.

Half the biscuits had gone by the time the guests arrived.

Indra checked his pocket and found that the key had gone.

The pain in her shoulder went after she took the medicine.

The last train goes at ten minutes past midnight on weekdays.

Asher packed his bags and went without looking back even once.

Nellie had to go early to catch the first flight to Seoul.

The cashier smiled at Femi and asked, 'Is that for here or to go?'

Roya always gets her lunch to go and eats it on a park bench.

They phoned ahead and picked up three large pizzas to go.

Lisa sat by the bed all night, afraid her father might go before morning.

No one expected him to go so suddenly — he was only fifty-five.

Ignacio told the children that their grandfather had gone to a better place.

The tunnel goes under the old city and comes out near the market.

A narrow track goes from the village straight up into the pine forest.

Chiara asked whether that bus route goes past the main train station.

The crack in the wall goes from the ceiling nearly to the floor.

How far does this hiking trail go before it loops back around?

Tamar's new bookshelf goes the whole length of the bedroom wall.

Élise says she is going to learn Japanese before her trip to Kyoto.

What are you going to do after the concert ends tonight?

Felix and his brother are going to open a small café together.

Roya is going to be thrilled when she sees the surprise party.

The way Luca is driving, he is going to get a speeding ticket soon.

This team is going to win the match — they are four goals ahead.

If you leave the bread outside, it will go hard by tomorrow morning.

The old house went quiet the moment the clock stopped ticking.

Mert went completely blind in one eye after the operation failed.

When I asked about the fish, Amihan spread her hands and went this wide.

The referee went like this — one hand up, whistle in his mouth.

Beatrix went like that with her fingers to show the spider was tiny.

Lucía pulled the cord six times before the old lawnmower finally went.

The clock on the wall hasn't gone for weeks — someone needs to change the battery.

Grandma's sewing machine still goes even though she bought it in the 1960s.

The first three days of the holiday went fast, and then the rain came.

Time goes more slowly when you keep checking the clock every five minutes.

The morning went well, but the afternoon dragged on without end.

Imran was shocked that the thief went unpunished after stealing from the shop.

In some villages, children still go barefoot because their parents cannot afford shoes.

The old temple went uncared for after the last monk moved away.

Chidi is quite tall, as ten-year-olds go — he is already taller than his older sister.

As office jobs go, working at the library is peaceful and low-stress.

The hotel was clean enough, as budget hotels go in that part of the city.

What does the photo go to prove about how the town once looked?

The long queue outside went to demonstrate how popular the film had become.

Yelena's steady hands during the crisis went to show her years of medical training.

Amara opened the exam paper and went right to the first question.

The children went straight to the swings the moment they arrived at the park.

After weeks of planning, the team finally went into action last Monday morning.

Noor waited calmly while three other children went before her turn came.

Ingrid went next and scored three points with her final dart at the board.

You already had a turn — now Sana gets to go on the climbing wall.

Three goes into twenty-seven exactly nine times, so the answer is nine.

Kwame checked if five goes into eighty-three before he did the next sum.

Dimitri soon saw that six does not go into forty and moved on.

Beatriz was telling the story and she goes, 'And then the door just opened by itself!'

So the teacher goes, 'No homework this weekend,' and the whole class cheered.

Amara goes, 'You will never guess who I saw at the market,' and we all leaned in.

The kitchen light bulb went right in the middle of dinner last night.

Zainab's voice started to go after she had been singing for three hours straight.

The garden gate hinges went rusty and then the whole thing fell apart.

The fire alarm went while we were eating lunch in the cafeteria.

Christopher's phone went ping with a message from his sister in Athens.

All the church bells went at midnight to welcome the new year.

Valentina hummed the tune, but she couldn't remember how the words go.

The story goes that a ghost lives in the old house on the hill.

Jabari read the poem aloud, just as it goes in the printed book.

In that company, the top jobs always go to people with law degrees.

Poverty and poor health tend to go hand in hand in many countries.

Minho was surprised when the promotion went to the newest team member.

These old photos go in the blue album on the bottom shelf.

Apinya couldn't remember where the spare keys go in the new apartment.

The forks go in the drawer on the left, next to the spoons.

Those limited-edition shoes went so fast the shop sold out by noon.

The house went to a young couple who made the highest offer.

These handmade bags go for about fifty pounds each at the craft fair.

Emma thought the spicy sauce went perfectly with the plain rice dish.

Do you think this striped shirt goes with these checked trousers?

Red wine generally goes better with red meat than with fish dishes.

The painter signed her work as M. Park but she went by Yumi at home.

Tyler told the new students they could just call him Coach if going by his full name felt strange.

The novelist goes under the name of Vinícius Reis whenever he publishes mystery books.

The first week at the new school did not go as smoothly as Aoi had hoped.

Things are going badly for the football team since the captain got injured in March.

Salma asked her sister how the surgery had gone and felt relief at the answer.

The couple promised each other they would make a go of their new marriage.

It took five long years to make a go of the small organic farm on the hill.

Salma is making a real go of the language school she opened last spring.

Whose go is it next at the karaoke machine?

Each child had a go on the colourful pony at the village fair.

Aoi missed her go because she was answering a quick phone call.

The coach had a real go at the goalkeeper after the second easy goal.

Élise's father had a go at the builder for finishing the kitchen two months late.

Some readers had a go at the newspaper for publishing the photo without permission.

The new manager brought a lot of go to the tired old office in October.

After the long flight, Christopher had no go left for the city tour.

Children at the summer camp showed plenty of go during the morning races.

The library opened a small Go club every Saturday for older students and adults.

Rin set out the wooden board and black and white stones to teach her son Go.

Vivek became interested in Go after watching a famous match online last year.