Sentence examples for go for a bit from inspiring English sources
He could afford to go for a bit more colour.
Cigarettes go for a bit more than $2; potato chips, 15 cents.
I rarely wear make-up, but if I do, I'll go for a bit of mascara, Bobbi Brown blusher and a shimmer-tinted chapstick.
If you come in scruffy, they'll let it go for a bit, but if you have client meetings and you're particularly scruffy, the bosses will say something.
Tue Greenfort's Condensation is more than a chill-out space, a soundproofed box where dealers might beat up recalcitrant buyers, or somewhere to go for a bit of inter-stand hanky-panky with those elusive Romeos.
Ms. Ruppel Shell was agreeing with a comment that I'd made, which is that it's become acceptable, even fashionable, in the wake of the economic crisis, to go for a bit of conspicuous economizing, rather than conspicuous consumption.
Maybe I was going for a bit too much.
But clearly Yale Rep's satisfying new staging is going for a bit more.
We're going for a bit of mum and son time – and hopefully we'll spot the Northern Lights, too.
"For relaxation," he once declared, "I've found nothing to beat getting on the bike and for going for a bit of a ride up the M3.
