I would go at things differently than five years ago.
DAVID REMNICK: I like the critics to go at things as their interests and tastes take them.
This, perhaps, is how he has always gone at things: headlong, with a minimum of introspection.
I think some of us probably still preferred the other version, but I began to understand how unique musicians like Betty go at things.
Or could S. perhaps go at things another way: the two friends share a pediatrician, and S. thought that she could approach the doctor with her concerns — which might, of course, make the whole thing worse.
From him I had unwittingly learned to go at things free-style, making the record in my own way – first to knock, first admitted".
"I am an American, Chicago born . . . and go at things as I have taught myself, free-style, and will make the record in my own way: first to knock, first admitted; sometimes an innocent knock, sometimes a not so innocent".
Life! Life!' We go at things obliquely, to the side," making a gesture of ineffectuality with his hand, "instead of straight, like this," pounding his fist into his palm.
I mean, we work professionally and we go at things in a constructive way, but he doesn't let me forget Libya or Egypt or Iraq, and the 'color revolutions' " — in Ukraine, Georgia, and other states where the Kremlin leadership believes the U.S. has fomented revolt.
