Sentence examples for going commando from inspiring English sources

Mr. Colbert's four-day "Operation Iraqi Stephen: Going Commando," sponsored by the U.S.O., was unexpectedly charming.

I hesitated for a moment, considering the alternative: going commando in a sandy environment.

Transformers shot there before us, and one of the crew guys was going commando in shorts.

Going commando was particularly popular among Spanish people at 16 per cent, but only five per cent of Brits admitted they had done so.

Were those pants made specifically for peaches (has anyone ever had to type that sentence before?), or is there now an increasing number of children's dolls going commando?

The organization charged with maintaining standards in Highland dress, the Scottish Tartans Authority, is supporting kilt rental firms that want to banish the age-old custom of "going commando".

Cue lots of snide blogosphere remarks about whether ­Williams was going commando or not – because, of course, it's highly likely that an international sports star would just ­forget to get dressed before ­going to work.

Going Commandos graphics were praised by reviewers, who specifically mentioned Ratchet's improved character design.

Does Judy go commando?

So I did go commando.

Go Commando is an independent charity for retired marines.