Sentence examples for a go from from inspiring English sources
Mendes had a go from distance with a shot that fell wide, before setting up Alberto Zapater who hooked over for the home side.
17th over: England 61-0 (Trescothick 31, Strauss 23) Four overthrows, but it was worth a go from Dwayne Smith - Strauss was out if he'd hit.
They could have doubled their advantage when the in-form Stevie May - who has scored against every Premiership side except Celtic this season - picked up possession and had a go from distance, only to see his effort curl narrowly wide of the post.
At about 3 00 am CST, the crew received a go from ground flight controllers to ungrapple the robot arm from the docking module.
All GOs synthesized were compared with a GO from commercial source.
Colsaerts had a go from 50ft at the 3rd, leaving the putt 2ft short.
Keeping that in mind, an incomplete canard explosion is seen as a goes from (a_{c}) to (a_{s}).
How does a person go from a high-voltage position to career atrophy?
Where does the campaign for a referendum go from here?
"You could see a piece go from booth to booth.
How does a newspaper go from concept to newsstand?
