Sentence examples for going for a bunch from inspiring English sources

Not bad going for a bunch of old hippies.

Not bad going for a bunch of musicians some of whom are now pushing 60 and have been too easily dismissed as clapped-out hippies.

And the sequester keeps going for a bunch more years after 2015, so again, this is a doubly partial fix (it buys down some of the sequester for some of the time it's in effect).

You really only need five or six schools - more if you're going for a bunch of reaches or Ivies - and you'll find in each category that there will be a plethora of schools that are virtually indistinguishable.

Are you going for a specific person or a bunch of people?

Asked for his luxury item, Mr Gates said: "Well I suppose asking for an internet connection is probably outside the rules?" Instead, he went for "a whole bunch of DVDs of all the world's great lectures".

When the meeting breaks up, a bunch of portfolio managers keep the discussion going for a while.

The order went out for a bunch of pizzas to give the boys enough energy to play a night game.

Instead, go for a see-through raincoat – a bunch of designers had them in their last A/W collections, which means they're in and will instantly make you more attractive to the opposite sex.

Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood of I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide called the episode "A thoroughly enjoyable romp through what happens when a bunch of lads go for a Sunday out at the ball game".

"Guys are just not as afraid to use a bunch of products and go for a look," said Marguerite Jukes, a stylist at Bumble and bumble.