Example sentences of "will go [prep] a " in BNC.
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| 1 | Money raised from the venture will go towards a summer holiday for under-privileged children from the town . |
| 2 | It received £70,000 from the last Telethon which will go towards a new building on this site . |
| 3 | So you will go as a customer . ’ |
| 4 | The only people who will go for a pub will be those who have been made redundant from their jobs and will consider taking leases . |
| 5 | In future I will go for a rousing chorus of ‘ Absolutely , Cheerio , Cheery-bung , Bottoms up , Chin-chin , and a touch of the Pip-pips to you too . ’ |
| 6 | If , when you get on , all your weight is left on the back foot , the back of the board will inevitably sink and you will go for a swim — as you step on to the board move the weight forwards quickly . |
| 7 | They may be moved from this pit to others during the wriggler stage , or once they are free-swimming , and the parents will go for a further 6–8 weeks before considering another family . |
| 8 | Mr Boyd predicted : ‘ She will go for a classic style which never dates . |
| 9 | IBM Corp 's quest for a new chief executive appears to be narrowing , but you pays your money and you takes your choice when it comes to drawing up a list of front-runners — US PC Week reckons that the company will go for a chairman from outside and suggests Paul Stern and Perot Systems Corp chairman Morton Meyerson as the front-runners , with an internal chief executive , putting its money on Ellen Hancock and Bernard Puckett , but the Reuter shortlist is quite different , and has Lawrence Bossidy , chairman of Allied-Signal Corp out front , saying he has visited Armonk at least three or four times , Paul Stern is in there again , and John Sculley is back in the picture , with one source quoted as saying ‘ The rumour is that Sculley is acting quite disinterested , but his travel plans include going to the East Coast quite a bit ; ’ Reuter 's other possible contender is Michael Armstrong , who left only last year . |
| 10 | It seems most likely that the Task Group will go for a more strongly typed Cobol , similar in this respect to C++ . |
| 11 | He seems to be making his demands for concessions from the industry on the basis that otherwise he will go for a ban . |
| 12 | 12–12:30 is a little early for me — it 's my first time in london so i guess i will go for a sight-seeing or something … except to see me around 13:00–13:30. anyone know if the shops are open in newcastle on sunday ? we are going for the newcastle-scousers game . |
| 13 | ‘ But , when it 's switched on , the motor will go at a good jogging speed , though you need to pedal a bit to get the pace up . |
| 14 | In between the trips , Mrs Robinson , who will be accompanied by her husband Nick will go on a private visit to Hong Kong . |
| 15 | In between the trips , Mrs Robinson , who will be accompanied by her husband Nick will go on a private visit to Hong Kong . |
| 16 | Although Christianity is the ‘ state religion ’ of Britain , it is often said that the majority of people who are nominally Christian will go to a church only on a very few occasions in their lives — for a Christmas or Easter service maybe , or a family christening . |
| 17 | They will go to a funeral if someone in the family , a friend or a colleague , has died , but most of the people attending such a service will have little , if any , regular contact with their local church . |
| 18 | The money is to go in a penalty box kept by Grandmother ; the proceeds will go to a charity . |
| 19 | It will go to a rugby club , a golf club and four hotels which are licensed to sell liquor to the 5,000 ex-pats in the United Arab Emirates ' capital . |
| 20 | Her cash will go to a charity . |
| 21 | In every case , the chair of the committee or subcommittee will go to a member of the majority party ; since the chair has very substantial power in directing how the business is conducted , occupancy of committee and subcommittee chairs is among the most significant roles within Congress . |
| 22 | The mention of these two blockbuster names ought not to imply , however , that the collecting of contemporary fiction is necessarily allied to the bestseller lists : booksellers may rest assured that not one of the mega-thousands of Jilly Coopers , Jeffrey Archers , Wilbur Smiths or Catherine Cooksons will go to a collector , while a surprising number of Dennis Potters , Alan Bennetts , Kingsley Amises , William Boyds , Seamus Heaneys and Alan Ayckbourns will . |
| 23 | He got it written er if you remember the rules of the game are that all Regional Railways work will go to a Regional Railways office and they will decide if it goes out . |
| 24 | Now most of those one million people will go to a shop of some kind pretty well , pretty well every day in your life . |
| 25 | " We will go to a coffee bar . " |
| 26 | I am pleased that , as with the EFA radar contract , it will go to a British-led consortium . |
| 27 | He raised £855 for three charities : £500 will go to a heart research organisation , £250 to a charity for terminally ill children and £105 to a cancer trust . |
| 28 | The sponsorship money will go to a group of charities who are already working in Romania trying to improve conditions for the village farming communities . |
| 29 | A PLAN to divert a public footpath over farmland will go to a public inquiry . |
| 30 | Mr Fallon said : ‘ It 's very misleading to measure waiting lists from the time of referral to the time of operation because many patients will go to a consultant as out-patients but do n't need operations . ’ |