Sentence examples for goes only with from inspiring English sources

To decide categorically that cheese goes only with white wines is to deprive oneself of a great deal of pleasure.

Cooper adds that one would be mistaken to "imagine that oppression goes only with color" and explains, "When I encounter brutality I need not always charge it to my race" (VAJC, 236).

It advised that visitors should go only with authorised guides.

"I know they have weaponry, nuclear weaponry, and I have the absolute assurance they'll go only with the United Nations.

It went only with the idea I had been given of the writer, a fantasy of nobility".

O'Sullivan, a 132-pound 24-year-old, has not been concerned with how fast he has been going, only with winning.

IF Mr. Cochran cannot resist gambling in venture capital and private equity, Mr. Baiardi wants him to go only with blue-chip recommendations.

Mr. Obama said America must go only "with clearly defined goals" after weighing "the costs of action" and building support at home and abroad.

Except my number was more like a name than the rock that went with the sheep, because the rock could go with any sheep, and my number went only with me.

(The history of privacy is bounded; privacy, as an aspiration, didn't really exist before the rise of individualism, and it got good and going only with the emergence of a middle class).

In fact, the sweetness is balanced by high acidity, and the wines blend easily and creatively into many a traditional American meal and with foods that might ordinarily go only with wines that are totally dry.