Sentence examples for greater going from inspiring English sources

There was definitely a whole lot of "greater" going on.

Most were flying to Europe or the Pacific Rim, throwing their body clocks off kilter — and the effects are considered greater going East than West.

Leaving off in mid-sentence like this probably means she was called away for dinner, or to see some spectacle, but suggests a greater going away, that shift known to all parents, that moment when Susy discovered a subject beyond her father.

Great going!

Great going, guys.

"I feel great going into the post".

It's been great going around these non-league teams.

"It was great going into a hostile environment," Boyce said.

"I feel great going into Augusta," he said.

Could he simply have said "great going"?

It's been great going back to Warwickshire.