Sentence examples for go sweat from inspiring English sources

"Gentleman", for example, questioned why Africans aped western dress: "Him put him shirt put him tie put him coat… him go sweat all over him go smell like shit".

A typical swipe at the ruling elite was found on the song 'Gentleman', on which he ridiculed those who wore western fashions in Africa: 'Him put him socks him put him shoes, him put him pants him put him singlet, him put him trouser him put him shirt, him put him tie, him put him coat, him cover over all with him hat; him go sweat all over, him go faint right down, him go smell like shit.

"My heart just started going, sweating, and I felt like throwing up," said the officer, Paul Krawczyk.

Even though the connection may be good enough at the very beginning, as the time goes sweating and movement gradually makes the connection looser and the performance of communication can degrade.

Don't do a lot of running if you think you're going to get sweat patches.

I had to get partly dressed in order to go out — sweat pants, shoes but no socks, a coat but no shirt.

Letting them sit out for hours to go stale, sweat and weep sugar before an Instagrammer decides to throw their cash away is not doing them any favours.

Every few days or so, I go to sweat and stretch with a diverse group of young practitioners.

"They don't let us smudge or go to sweat lodges or pipe ceremonies; they deny us all our cultural rights," inmate Joshua Bird told the Regina Leader Post.

Yet all too often it's the other way around: Web users have to go through sweating toil and effort to try to safeguard their information or avoid being stung for something they don't want.

"Everybody is all dressed up, they're going to start sweating," he said.