Example sentences of "[be] [adj] have a go " in BNC.
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1 | Additional priorities must be to encourage the players to express some individual flair and support those who are prepared to have a go rather than just retain possession which Scotland did achieve against Samoa for long enough . |
2 | Certainly down in Sussex we have one or two people who , one or two places that have hospital radio , and welcome people who are prepared to have a go , in that sense , and that is an even more limited way of , but a legitimate way of , of learning the game as it were . |
3 | LAWRENSON : ‘ No but I honestly believe that there are certain members of the Press that are delighted to have a go at Liverpool because of the success that they 've had . |
4 | But er looking at er Professor Lock 's suggestion and the criterion that is set out there I think er a number of people might be interested to have a go at those criteria so to speak . |
5 | That 's another exhibit that 's gon na be in there , you 'll be able to have a go at making a shoe . |
6 | VISITORS will be able to have a go at being a Radio 1 DJ or a Radio 4 newsreader when BBC Radio Goes to Town in the North-East today . |
7 | For sure , I wo n't be frightened to have a go if a chance comes along . ’ |
8 | Do n't be frightened to have a go at it . |
9 | We get lost of letters from riders who are keen to have a go at competing but would like to arm themselves with some information first . |
10 | GARY Lineker is wrong to have a go at England manager Graham Taylor for dropping him . |
11 | ‘ People may argue it is wrong to have a go at fans and there could be a backlash . |
12 | It 's free to have a go and the Centre is on Queens Walk in the Meadows in Nottingham that 's from one until three today if you want to go there . |
13 | Everybody 's supposed to have a go at |
14 | Colin Calderwood was next to have a go |