Sentence examples for a second go at from inspiring English sources

The Libor scandal offers a second go at the same argument.

Mr. Daldry said he was happy to have "a second go" at the production.

My father got a second go at parenthood with myself and my brother.

In the evening me and Brian felt charged up for a second go at the pub quiz in Bondi.

THE TEMPEST Julie Taymor has a second go at adapting Shakespeare (after "Titus," from 1999) with this take on his magical play.

It feels bohemian and casually cool whilst also being capacious enough not to alert you that a second go at the cheeseboard may not be the best idea.

Then he and the young Sandy Irvine set out for what was a third go at the summit facing punishing exhaustion, elevation and exposure — without, of course, Gore-Tex, fixed ropes or the knowledge of anyone who'd gone before.

In the Rhapsody, when the pianist has a first go at the Paganini theme that Rachmaninoff puts through endlessly inventive variations, Mr. Trifonov played with subdued sound and seductive mystery.

Mr. Trump's imminent departure would appear to leave Patrick J. Buchanan, the conservative commentator, as the leading prospect to win the Reform Party's backing -- providing that Mr. Perot does not decide to make a third go at it.

Obama appears determined to be remembered by history for the breakneck speed of his first 100 days in office, and hours after the speech to Congress he was setting out new guidelines to help the banks, and having a third go at appointing a new commerce secretary, Gary Locke.

According to an article published this week in the Harvard Business Review, machine learning has reached the point where it can have a first go at many sorts of tasks, and delegate particularly thorny ones to human employees.