Sentence examples for things to go when from inspiring English sources

And one of the first things to go when we're depressed?

Military-to-military links were among the first things to go when America sold arms to Taiwan earlier this year, just as they were in 2001 when Donald Rumsfeld, then secretary of defence, severed them after that mid-air collision.

She is packing up her things to go, when her adviser tells her that she can't take her lab notebooks; they belong to the lab and, by the way, he has already assigned another student to continue with some of the experiments she had started.

It could also be the case that leisure travel is one of the the first things to go when reining in the household budget.

"I think it's fair to say that when you look at the core football fan what we've learned is that it's going to be one of the last things to go when money gets tight".

Music education is often one of the first things to go when schools cut budgets, and if students have an interest in learning a less-mainstream instrument, they can have a hard time finding the resources to do so.

Jealousy is the first thing to go when you get married.

Yet this tier of planting beneath trees is the first thing to go when a garden is neglected.

We all get busy and social media is the first thing to go when you've been out all day and have hundreds of emails to respond to.

Workloads are beyond what is reasonable for many and access to professional development is often the first thing to go when budgets are cut.

Flexibility is the first thing to go when a pitcher ages, Heyden said, and the specialized exercises help Franco cheat professional death.