go about's Usage Examples:

values she taught me continue to be my touchstone when it comes to how I go about the world of politics.

athletes, politicians, and other celebrities, typically while subjects go about their usual life routines.

what I saw as the way right wingers go about these matters, and by misapprehending the way they do things, I went too far.

Around the same time, only four months into their collaboration, the duo started butting heads over Jutro's future musical direction: Arnautalić wanted them to go the route of competitive pop schlager festivals in order to get noticed, whereas Bregović thought live club shows were the way to go about building an audience.

Why don"t you judge me with my work? How I go about it is not important.

She was told that a woman ought not to be put in charge of stagehands because working men would not take orders from her, but she decided that, since mothers has been keeping order in the home since the beginning of time, the way to go about it was to treat them as a mother would treat her family.

) "To smell" is non-suppletive hofn: "To go about", partially suppletive (sg/du aay, pl yomahl): "To run", partially suppletive (sg waliik, du/pl tołk):.

deformities and better allow the bird to go about its normal feeding and preening activities.

walls and gates, paved streets and officials who go about with yellow sunshades over their heads.

Ruttenberg, vice president of the Portsmouth Steel Corporation, had contacted Pressman for advice on how to go about filing a stockholder's suite against Kaiser-Frazer.

During the Confederacy the Jesuits had been able to go about their business unhindered and were invited to preach publicly from the pulpit of St Mary's Cathedral on 4 occasions.

The misunderstanding resulted from an innocent mistyping of the title of an article that Charles wrote years ago about homosexuality.

The practice of open carry, where gun owners openly carry firearms while they go about their daily business, has seen an increase.

Synonyms:

move, confront, act, face up, set about, face, approach,

Antonyms:

avoid, refrain, rise, recede, ascend,