Sentence examples for goes are from inspiring English sources

Where Nick sits and where he goes are his decisions".

And pitchers, the theory goes, are most valuable of all.

Grandmothers, an old saying goes, are angels in training.

Elections, the cliché goes, are about the future, not the past.

DEATH and taxes, the adage goes, are the only certainties in life.

Those who do not study history, the old adage goes, are doomed to repeat it.

Who gets the blame and how far it goes are questions already consuming Washington.

The boats, the thinking goes, are too dangerous for all but seasoned crews.

Texas hairdos, the saying goes, are "fried, dyed, and shoved to the side".

The straight lines and boulevards of Celesteville, the argument goes, are the sign of enslavement.

Death and taxes, as the saying goes, are the only certainties in life.