Sentence examples for Go on day from inspiring English sources

Secretary of State John Kerry said last week that Bashar al-Assad doesn't necessarily have to go "on day one, or month one, or whatever," a change in tone from the longstanding U.S. position that the Syrian president's exit is a precondition for any deal.

"We are not saying Assad and all his cronies have to go on day one," Hammond told MPs.

"We are not saying Assad and all his cronies have to go on day one," Hammond said.

"We are not saying Assad and all his cronies have to go on day one," he said.

(Then words appear on the screen: "Don't we need a president we can trust to be ready to go on day one?") Later, Colonel Jessep from "A Few Good Men" (that character didn't turn out to be one of them) says, "There is nothing on this earth sexier, believe me, gentlemen, than a woman that you have to salute in the morning".

There are a couple of overs to go on day one there.

Hiroki Kuroda is scheduled to go on Wednesday.

"Both sides will go on Monday to Riyadh".

And I was asked to go on "Saturday Night Live".

"It'll just make me have to go on Sunday".

Give it a go on Wednesday.