Sentence examples for ever go for from inspiring English sources

Does Emu ever go for smaller prey?

So if I ever go for a job with them, I can bring that up.

Jon Snow I'm not a fan of the three‑piece, and I'm not sure I'd ever go for this retro Sherlock Holmes look.

The same has to be said for The Light That Gets Lost; it's a book I wouldn't ever go for immediately in a bookshop, and yet I requested it anyway.

According to I.G.T. executives, the agent representing the estate of Lucille Ball originally told Mr. Kaminkow that there was no way that Ms. Ball's survivors would ever go for a slot deal -- until he floated the possibility of a $10 million deal.

Would the government ever go for it?

I don't recall ever going for the food, but it was a fun hangout.

"I don't think Jeff would've ever went for that," Sprewell said.

I don't think I've ever gone for a run and felt worse afterwards.

Suddenly we were in a really successful band but we hadn't even ever gone for a pint together.

Deborah Haylett's son Finn sat the test last year and she bitterly regrets he ever went for it.