Sentence for goes | Use goes in a sentence

Sentences for goes. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use goes in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for goes.

• He goes out. (8)
• She goes out. (8)
• All goes to her. (22)
• There goes Brisby. (10)
• The Porter goes out. (9)
• The curtain goes down.] (8)
• Everybody goes with one. (9)
• But he goes all the same. (9)
• That goes for something. (10)
• That goes without saying. (8)
• And then Robert goes off. (10)
• As he goes out into the air. (8)
• He goes into the inner room. (8)
• Now I learn how youth goes. (10)
• She goes to nurse my cousin. (10)
• So goes out a voice, possibly! (10)
• That rebellion goes on forever. (8)
• Whatever my regrets, he goes out. (10)
• There goes a strange-looking woman! (4)
• It goes to the roots of his beliefs. (8)
• In the summer she goes with us to Italy. (10)
• A true saying goes: Whatever is, is right! (8)
• You have heard that Carlo goes to Brescia. (10)
• You will see her, however, before she goes. (4)
• If it goes badly you should be with your sister. (8)
• I know she goes to Crickledon and talks us over. (10)
• But as soon as he is about to write again, goes on. (8)
• Must I then die, like a gnat when the sun goes down? (8)
• If you stay, it goes without saying that I stay too. (12)
• All goes on regular, and then a thing like this happens. (8)
• He nods, turns and goes, pulling the door to behind him. (8)
• At the sound she gets up anti goes out on to the terrace. (8)
• Half the scandal that goes about the village begins here. (8)
• She goes to one who will have my pride in her, and more. (10)
• This prosecution goes very much against the grain with me. (8)
• He sings, and goes along the path, and the song fades away. (8)
• As he goes out into the corridor, the two gentlemen re-appear. (8)
• He goes out to the door of the apartment, and immediately returns. (9)
• She goes with you purely because it is my wish: do not forget that. (10)
• He goes to her in the fittest preparation for the pangs of jealousy. (10)
• He goes round her chair and tries to get at the window from that side. (9)
• He goes towards her, and checks himself, then slews the armchair round. (8)
• Nine times out of ten that courage fails, and he goes down into the bog. (8)
• She goes to you from me, from me alone, from her father to her husband. (10)
• He goes out by the narrow passage-way beside the smaller enclosed parlor. (9)
• She catches one of them, and turning quickly, goes out through the curtain.] (8)
• So far as our history goes matters with us have always been as they are to-day. (7)
• She seems to be haunted, too, by the idea that wherever she goes it will come out. (8)
• Then goes to the door of the inner room and speaks through it] A lady to see you. (8)
• Perry Wilkinson holds a balance when it goes beyond a question of her wit and beauty. (10)
• A good character, brother William John, goes on compound-interesting, just like good coin. (10)
• Nobody is more liked than Mr. Willoughby wherever he goes, and so you may tell your sister. (4)
• And your voice, little fool, a thing of caprice, zat comes and goes as he will, not you will. (10)
• He goes through a sum in addition, and the total is a couple; so he determines on a marriage. (10)
• That comes and it goes; but this looks as if it was one of those things that had come to stay. (9)
• Kendricks goes there a good deal to see the Fulkersons, and Mrs. Fulkerson says he comes to see Alma. (9)
• She looks round her, smiles, sighs; goes swiftly to the door, closes it, and comes back to the table. (8)
• Like a man walking in his sleep, he goes up to the ladder, takes the rope in his hand, and makes a noose. (8)
• The work of baling water is no light one, and apparently goes on day and night with little intermission. (20)
• He went as a well-natured dog goes for a walk with its mistress, leaving a choice mutton-bone on the lawn. (8)
• The grin that goes for a laugh among gipsies followed my question of how Kiomi had managed to smuggle me. (10)
• Then all once more is so quiet and peaceful that he forgets he ever had that thought, and goes on his way careless. (8)
• For by courage and loyalty alone it is written that man shall live, whether he goes to Chelsea or whether he comes away. (8)
• All the Saratoga world comes and goes before us, as we sit there by day and by night, and we find a perpetual interest in it. (9)
• The wagons progress to their destination behind four-, six-, eight-, and ten-horse teams as smoothly, safely, and swiftly as the local doctor goes his rounds. (21)

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