Sentence examples for going Monday from inspiring English sources
He is not going Monday on the team's off day because he is scheduled to drive that day to his hometown, Defiance, Ohio.
The Lakers kept the moves going Monday, adding Rajon Rondo once a playoff rival of James, and now someone who will be giving him the ball.
The Mets' offense, which produced five runs for Harvey, never got going Monday, and the Braves capitalized, scoring twice in the ninth inning off closer Bobby Parnell to take a 2-1 lead.
Stocks fell in the early going Monday after the Institute for Supply Management said manufacturing activity rose in January from a record low, but still fell for the 12th consecutive month as the recession spread.
Verlander recounted it this way: "It went along the lines of, 'Hey, Skip, I can go Sunday.' 'No, you're going Monday.'O.K.K.'" Sabathia, who said after his Game 1 start was rained out Friday that he wanted to pitch Sunday, was presented with the final plan Saturday and did not even attempt to argue with Yankees Manager Joe Girardi.
Wall Street never got going Monday; higher oil prices and cautious investors equaled a tepid finish the day before the Federal Reserve is due to meet.
Are you going Friday? "I go daily.
Are you going Friday? "I'm not at ease.
"We are now going day by day".
