goest

"While "goest" is archaic and rarely used, here's a sentence that attempts to fit the criteria, even though it sounds very old-fashioned:

"Every morning, before the sun fully riseth, thou goest to the market to buy fresh bread." "

"The old clock goest reliably, marking each hour with a gentle chime. "

"Get ready, get set, go!"

"I go to school at the schoolhouse."

""Whither goest thou so early, child?" "

""Where goest thou on this fine morn, friend?" "

"This property goes all the way to the state line."

"Does this road go to Fort Smith?"

"After failing as a criminal, he decided to go straight."

""When the teacher is absent, the class monitor goest in her stead to maintain order." "

"Because my dog goest always a little mad when he sees a squirrel, I keep him on a leash. "

"As the bread bakes, it goest from soft dough to a firm loaf. "

"The traffic light went straight from green to red."

"How did your meeting with Smith go?"

"These experiences go to make us stronger."

"qualities that go to make a lady / lip-reader / sharpshooter"

""The summer quickly goest, and soon we will be back in school." "

""Alas, my beloved pet goest to the Rainbow Bridge tonight." "

"This chair has got to go."

""If the soccer ball goest out of bounds during the game, we have to use a new one." "

"The old wooden fence goest to pieces after years of harsh weather. "

"Everything must go."

"The award went to Steven Spielberg."

"Can you two go twenty minutes without arguing?!"

"The team is going five in a row."

""In this company, what the manager goest is always followed." "

"The rooster goest "Cock-a-doodle-doo!" every morning. "

"As the story goes, he got the idea for the song while sitting in traffic."

"When faced with a difficult math problem, he often goest to his older sister for help. "

"Thou goest to great lengths to help others. "

""This puzzle piece goest right there; see how the edges match perfectly?" "

""My friend, Sarah, frequently goest to the coffee shop with Mark after school; I think they are becoming quite fond of each other." "

"The bully goest after the smaller children during recess. "

"As sentences go, this one is pretty boring."

""If each student goest one hour of their time to tutoring younger children, we can significantly improve their reading skills." "

"Those babies go five tons apiece."

""He goest five dollars on that old book at the auction." "

"I could go a beer right about now."

"Have you managed to go today, Mrs. Miggins?"