Sentence examples for Go at ever from inspiring English sources

These days something like 320m people a year visit these places, taking in all around 900m rides on coasters that go at ever greater speeds.Last weekend around 750 members of American Coaster Enthusiasts returned to the theme park where their organisation was born 25 years ago: King's Dominion, just outside Richmond off busy Interstate 95.

At a press conference to promote it John Lydon eagerly took the opportunity to bash the same musos he's been having a go at ever since that "I hate Pink Floyd" t-shirt.

Burroughs's laconic prophet's voice was always his strongest suit and, though this is only a small book, he's going, as ever, at full tilt.

On the first Earth Day, 1970, he launched a searing campaign against the multi-billion dollar dolphin captivity industry, the DolphinProject.com and has been going at it ever since.

In a loss Monday at Sacramento, Diallo became the first Thunder rookie ever to go at least 7 for 7 from the floor.

Deryck Murray might have felt a distinct chill had he ever fancied a go at wicket-keeping.

If I ever have another go at online dating, I would be more inclined to plump for one where you can at least pile in with a "Hello, how are you?", not just click 'like', then wait around like nervous cattle, hooves crossed in hopeless expectation, staring across the meat market.

The very success of some of the best small companies means that similar ventures go public at ever-higher prices.

The very success of some of the best small companies means similar ventures go public at ever-higher prices.

She also reached the quarter finals of Wimbledon in 1997, the furthest any Indonesian has ever gone at a Grand Slam event.

But going at it alone hardly ever works.