Sentence examples for gone at it from inspiring English sources

They've gone at it, you might say, with both head and heart.

Perhaps he shouldn't have gone at it at quite such a rate of knots.

Luhrmann has taken Fitzgerald's lovely, slender prose-poem and gone at it with a magic marker.

The two widely known legal commentators have gone at it before, but their exchanges haven't always been this tense.

This is a real 19th-century statue, and someone has very patiently, very cruelly gone at it with a chisel to reduce the neck and shoulders, leaving her head to hang like that of a murder victim.

In fact, those two had gone at it again not too long before in a benefit match to raise money for Haiti, with Agassi (as he had in his autobiography) suggesting, on court, that Sampras was cheap, and Sampras responding by smashing a serve directly at the shaved head of his unprepared rival.

Go at it.

"They went at it, man.

And she just kept going at it.

So the monster Carlos goes at it.

We went at it like tigers.