went in for造句

My son went in for engineering, but now is going in for teaching.

In my younger days girls never went in for cosmetics and fancy dresses.

Because I went in for the sports meeting and my item was high jump.

"About five weeks later, I went in for my appointment and said, 'I'm pregnant,'" she said.

English settlers in Australia went in for large scale raising of cattle, which were not indigenous to Australia.

Then we went in for high tea in its Durbar Hall, which included both curry and cucumber sandwiches.

perhaps Daisy never went in for amour at all--and yet there's something in that voice of hers.

Against Paraguay he took the free-kick that went in for an own goal and against Trinidad& Tobago he put in the cross in for Peter Crouch's goal.

While cryonics is a genuine field of research, the claim that Disney went in for it is an urban myth.

When the Greek debt crisis threatened to engulf Iberia in May, Spain went in for the kill, slashing spending and freezing pensions.

When I went to college, I studied logic and argumentation and went in for debating contests. Talk about being from Missouri, I was born there. I had to be shown.

They all went in for authenticity of narration. But classical novelists adopted different narrative tactics because they had different cultural background.