Sentence examples for going of a from inspiring English sources

For the most part these are not performances to make light going of a script that is heavy on homily and exposition.

Here and there her inexperience shows -- a tendency to rush her lines in the early going of a recent matinee, a passing swallowed word, some cartoonish facial expressions.

— proves on other pages to be not dissimilar to Larkin's own synthesis, in "Aubade" and in "Church Going," of a bleak materialism fused with an admiration for the liturgy and the architecture.

One senses that Beckett himself, who once wrote of "secret spaces where nobody ever comes" and "sites of a stirring beyond coming and going, of a being so light and free that it is as the being of nothing", would have approved.

Jared Phillips and his band Times New Viking were there when this bandwagon just started running (just after Thamesbeat mark II) and they were there when it crashed into a ditch (just before chillwave), so we figured he was the guy to go to for tips on how to survive the coming and going of a fad.

In fact going of a cornice sideways is probably the worst thing you can do.

"You have to let go of a lot of expectations".

Letting go of a creation is hard to do.

"Let go of a Les Paul and it hits your ear".

"Never let go of a lady's leg".

Letting go of a creation is never easy.