Example sentences of "goes [adv] and [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | He goes downstairs and goes up , up . |
| 2 | Type in your destination , your leaving point and the time you either want to arrive or depart , and the program goes away and calculates the best route . |
| 3 | When the theme has been decided , she goes away and prepares a design . |
| 4 | He eats properly ; he exercises regularly ; he reads the occasional book ; he talks to people regularly and listens ; he thinks ; he goes home and forgets about work problems all things that lesser mortals sacrifice when under stress . |
| 5 | I 'm the sort of fellow who , after a hard day slogging away at the National Theatre , goes home and dips into a much-treasured , well-thumbed copy of Pope or Pepys . |
| 6 | Why , you , he goes home and comes back full of the Scottish accent . |
| 7 | Chap goes home and finds the missus in bed with one of the neighbours . ’ |
| 8 | Hatters were said to have long hours — " a man goes early and stays late " — but no fixed hours . |
| 9 | The Lynx goes further and allows up to eight players to link together . |
| 10 | The Crowland chronicler goes further and states bluntly that Bourgchier was compelled to play his part . |
| 11 | The Crowland chronicler goes further and states bluntly that Bourgchier was compelled to play his part . |
| 12 | Hildreth goes further and discusses mechanisms in online catalogues to support browsing , such as features for term selection and result manipulation and displays . |
| 13 | Thus Gandalf says at the start that the Ring will ‘ possess ’ and ‘ devour ’ any creature who uses it , while Elrond later goes further and says ‘ The very desire of it corrupts the heart ’ ( I , 281 ) . |
| 14 | Clark and White , whose expedition was kicked out of the country last autumn , say that there is no justification to these claims , Johanson goes further and blames ‘ a campaign by three or four people who would like to sort of smear our reputation , to do whatever they can ’ . |
| 15 | However , Cézanne very often goes further and tilts up the top of an object even more towards the picture plane , so that it appears sometimes as if seen almost from directly above , while continuing to show the rest of the object from a more normal , slightly lower point of view . |
| 16 | Braverman goes further and suggests , with Marglin , that management will also endeavour to develop methods of working that involve operators in fragmented , or short cycle time , tasks for reasons other than efficiency . |
| 17 | With hindsight , the Crowland chronicler goes further and sees Hastings ' death as a cynical move pour encourager les autres : ‘ with the rest of [ Edward IV's ] faithful men expecting something similar these two dukes thereafter did what they wanted ’ . |
| 18 | With hindsight , the Crowland chronicler goes further and sees Hastings ' death as a cynical move pour encourager les autres : ‘ with the rest of [ Edward IV 's ] faithful men expecting something similar these two dukes thereafter did what they wanted ’ . |
| 19 | When research goes further and links ends and means , it can help us gauge the significance of factors that seem relevant to a situation . |
| 20 | So every time everybody goes past and goes how 's your glow worm boy today and takes the mickey out of him ! |
| 21 | But if someone goes past and says , ‘ Hey , look at you — sexy ! ’ then that 's horrible , a real pain , you feel self-conscious . |
| 22 | If it ca n't get out from the surface of the skin then it goes underneath and gets these great lumps which are very poisonous . |
| 23 | an engagement very first thing in the morning , my Lord but Mr suggested , he goes upstairs and tries to find a , finds a |
| 24 | It just goes ahead and does its thing , as Matt would say . |
| 25 | Outside National Parks and SSSIs prior approval is not required before a farmer goes ahead and implements a capital scheme for which grant is claimed after completion . |
| 26 | If the alarm gets no response , the timer goes ahead and switches off in the interest of safety and economy . |