go for's Usage Examples:

I like other ones on the album better but the audiences go for that one.

They met only in the evenings, when they would go for walks.

LogoThe logo for AM America had the letters A and M colored in blue while the rest of the word America was colored in red.

oral work, indulge in various kinds of activities, play games, do simple practicals, go for excursions, and observe different things and phenomenon.

What reason is there for applying this to Zorobabel, as some do? For his goings forth were not from everlasting; nor did he go forth from Bethlehem, but was born in Babylonia.

At least for a while during the civil war (1861–65) César secretly worked as a neutral Union (northern) Commander at a San Carlos, San Diego fortress under the alias of Delharty (shortly before his second return to L.

mother, except I go for the eco-friendly vinegar and baking soda over the ammonias and chlorines, said Paula Seefeldt of New York City, Kathleen"s 42-year-old.

Plans may include other plans: my plan to go for a drive may include a plan to find my car keys.

Mann and Penn developed a road show called Acoustic Vaudeville on the Largo format, which they have taken to Chicago and New York.

Virgo tries to scold him to take control but Billy can't control himself, blaming Virgo for making him feel worthless.

During his research, Douglas concluded the risk was great but persuaded the company they should go forward.

1998, following what became known as a "moment of madness" when he was mugged at knifepoint after agreeing to go for a meal with a man he had met at the.

Oh, yes, this will go for a while.

Synonyms:

hasten, drag, tramp, uprise, do, get around, roam, go down, shuttle, wheel, pan, travel along, pelt along, pace, automobile, take the air, ascend, transfer, plough, creep, meander, ferry, speed, go around, whisk, float, progress, travel by, motor, swim, thread, get about, run, retrograde, go up, lift, come up, drift, rush, be adrift, come down, pass over, belt along, spurt, trail, zoom, journey, march on, go past, career, snowshoe, lurch, taxi, trundle, push, ride, hurtle, lance, drive, swan, bucket along, pass, glide, slither, prance, step, range, go forward, sit, rove, slice into, travel rapidly, descend, advance, retire, recede, billow, angle, hie, stray, pass on, wend, travel purposefully, circle, race, resort, steam, plow, walk, whine, go on, draw, fly, overfly, continue, follow, caravan, island hop, cast, outflank, whoosh, step on it, sift, crank, move around, crawl, arise, pull away, zigzag, displace, tread, jump, swash, accompany, move, cruise, pursue, whistle, slide, shack, locomote, bang, vagabond, propagate, pull back, move back, err, zip, spread, turn, round, seek, change, pass by, forge, circulate, whish, withdraw, cannonball along, hotfoot, wind, swap, return, weave, travel, hiss, breeze, flock, precess, swing, come, hurry, betake oneself, circuit, fall, raft, ramble, tram, rise, bounce, wander, repair, lead, move up, beetle, play, roll, steamer, move on, go by, ease, spirt, carry, derail, ghost, draw back, blow, go through, scramble, surpass, back, wing, retreat, go across, slice through, precede, rush along, proceed, jounce, ski,

Antonyms:

rise, recede, ascend, ride, linger, stay in place, precede, descend, go, advance, fall, follow,