to go造句

Two pizzas to go.

Who wants to go?

Peridot, to go still.

Whoever wants to go may go.

I go north to go south, east to go west, back to go forward.

If you want to go far,go together;If you want to go fast,go alone.

Let's go to hell. I have to go.

I want to go where I want to go.

I don't go to school. I want to go shopping.

He consented to go on.

I like to go shopping.

I want to go, too!

I want to go diving.

I have to go potty.

To be prepared to go to war

You shall go with the servant to go find them.

I'd love to go, but I insist we go Dutch.

You can go anywhere. Where do you want to go?

I must go now, ie I feel obliged to go.

I want to go to sleep.

You're free to decide where to go.

I want to go to South America.

I want to go to Victoria street ?

I got to go to class.

They go in there to go to university, to go to school and then return to outlying areas at night.

1.to go upstream; to go against a stream; trace; to recall

In fact, we like to go to school, but we don't like to go to class.

Can you walk, dare to go, what kind of mentality to go, what kind of a way to go?

He had to go on running north.

I have to go shopping this afternoon.

Joanna: I have to go now. Bye.

His professor advised him to go.

You have to go on television, too.