Sentence examples for going with an from inspiring English sources

It's like going with an inferior brand so that you can afford more luxury features.

The manager got some criticism for going with an inexperienced side.

"We are going with an abundance of caution," Yantis said Tuesday.

The 1980s got going with an even more conservative president at the helm.

He was going with an actress at the time, and he wrote a part for her.

You never know quite where Shapton is going with an anecdote.

She ended up going with an illegal sublet in a fourteen-hundred-dollar studio in the heart of San Francisco.

Sterling got the move going with an avenging run and then nipped the ball through to Welbeck.

"I'm just going with an open mind and knowing that I've done everything I could possibly do," James said.

They didn't have the luxury of jumping ship and going with an offer from a championship-caliber team.

Gorecki's 1980 Harpsichord Concerto is initially heavy-going, with an oppressive first movement relaxing into something approaching joy in the second.