Sentence examples for goes specifically from inspiring English sources

Let's listen to a section where he goes specifically after Republicans.

He said money for the capital campaign goes specifically to help the church fulfill its charitable mission; it cannot go toward the defense of priests or legal fees, he said, and so only the poor, the sick and the needy would suffer if those donations dried up.

The Salish woolly dog was bred, the story goes, specifically for its fleecy undercoat and long outer hairs, which were woven into the famous Salish blankets.

I don't know where he went specifically after that.

But in recent years the magazine has gone specifically for racist and Islamophobic provocations.

Maybe one to go specifically with the Leef (are you listening, Leef?).

"There are a lot of sites trying to go specifically after the younger portion of this audience," Mr. Smikle said.

My issue is that it should be going specifically to the players that have achieved success on the NFL level.

Today's model is to go specifically for the small retailers that have established their own brand".

"It wasn't about going specifically to Italy, even with Paul at Juve by then," he says.

They were delivered by hand directly to the White House, often going specifically to successive presidents Lyndon Johnson who set the programme up in 1967 and Richard Nixon.