Sentence examples for of to go from inspiring English sources

One more episode, In Care Of, to go in this still intriguing Mad Men season.

One sense of to go is "to pass from one state or place to another".

It would have been easy for her to have him taken care of, to go to New York, to see a play, to travel.

Probably the most difficult place in the whole world that I could think of to go to in that regard was West Papua, because there's a genocide going on and nobody ever writes about it because it's too difficult to go there and it's very difficult to be there as a westerner.

But like Gilles Villeneuve a decade later, this came about from a career spent largely in uncompetitive cars - which he needed to wring the neck of to go fast.

It's not the first time we've thought or worked on this stuff, but it's the first time we've got something that we're proud enough of to go public with".

There's plenty of plot to go around, of course.

The Four Seasons Nevis saw a 30percentt jump in the number of to-go meals sold last year from 2004.

Later, bento became prevalent in more areas of Japanese society — in offices, as white-collar workers began to carry their lunches in compartmentalized aluminum containers, and at train stations, which came to feature a wide selection of to-go bento.

The downsides are worrisome: crowds cramming into not quite enough benches; mountains of to-go packaging; deafening acoustics, especially weekdays after work, when beer and Roberta's Bee Sting pizzas win the day.

Beyond an enormous selection of sandwiches, wraps, panini and hot and cold sandwiches (from $4.75 to $9.50), Avventura offers an ethnically diverse menu of to-go items, which occasionally includes corned beef and cabbage and a number of Mexican specialties (about $6 a serving).