Sentence examples for clearly going for from inspiring English sources

Caruana clearly going for the win after 53.

The makers were clearly going for Hitchcock's Vertigo but ended up with Jedward.

Armstrong clearly going for the "everybody was doping; I was just one among many" argument.

"Bond is clearly going for a dirty [martini] to impress his dining companion – it's all very sensual.

But Ms. Missoni spoiled the soft look she was clearly going for in the collection by crudely stuffing it with youthful sympathy.

Ramifications: Barack Obama is clearly going for the hipster vote here, admitting that he knew about Jeremy Lin before anybody else.

And others, clearly, go for the sex sells model.

Even after article 50 is triggered, it is unlikely that the UK will clearly go for one of the options.

While some agents clearly have preferences for what they name programmes after (there's a delightful dancing theme running throughout, with names such as "Top Hat", "Hacienda" and "Glitterball" suggesting someone happy on a dancefloor), others clearly go for whatever geeky in-joke comes to mind.

Meanwhile, England have clearly gone for the big, tall fast bowlers in their touring squad.

Tellingly, however, when Gareth Bale's penalty equaliser found the net, Levein clearly went for the win.