Sentence examples for going for someone from inspiring English sources

And he remains a Newcastle hero – not bad going for someone who only played for them 33 times.

I'm not going for someone to tell me what to do, there's no point in me going if that's the case".

Not bad going for someone who dismisses talk of a masterplan ("I turned down rubbish once I could, that's all") and who, so the cliché goes, would still have rather been a musician than an actor.

The same day Ryan campaigned in Nebraska, "This American Life" did a segment in which Ira Glass, the host, spoke about the supposed tragedy of Paul Ryan. "He exercises and he's careful about his diet and he's a policy nerd and he's polite and he's kind of proper," and yet his voters were going for someone, Trump, with the opposite qualities.

Because that's such a dramatic change for his life, I don't see him going for someone else.

I would be a good wife to say my own husband [Michael Mosley], who is also an actor, but I think they're going for someone a little older.

So for my final Olympic tip, I'll go for someone less well known.

"He never went for someone who was already established," she says.

Traditional publishing is the only way to go for someone who writes literary fiction.

She suggest voters go for someone without the party political ties and who is truly independent.

Do you go for someone who strengthens your base or extends your appeal?