going

"The children are going to school. "

"The washing machine is going; it's washing the clothes. "

"Get ready, get set, go!"

"I go to school at the schoolhouse."

"The students are going to the library to study. "

"The hikers were going along the narrow trail. "

"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."

"My sister is going to be the treasurer for the school fundraiser. "

"My grandmother is going through a difficult time with her health. "

"The weather is going bad; it's starting to rain heavily. "

"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 food supplies are going fast; we'll need to buy more soon. "

"My grandfather is going next week. "

"This chair has got to go."

"My keys are going; I can't find them anywhere. "

"The old wooden chair is going because its legs are broken. "

"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."

"Her opinion is going to be crucial in this family matter. "

"The teacher was going, "Quiet, please!" to get the class to stop talking. "

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

"When the project became too difficult, Sarah was going to asking her mentor for help. "

"My daughter is going through a difficult time at school this semester. "

"The new chair doesn't go well with the rest of the furniture in the living room. "

"My sister is going on a date with her boyfriend next week. "

"The angry dog was going at the mailman. "

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

"My sister is going to the meeting, but she's only going to help with the decorations. "

"Those babies go five tons apiece."

"My brother is going $10 for a chance to win the prize. "

"I could go a beer right about now."

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

"Thy going is not lonely, with thee goes thy Husband"

"The going was very difficult over the ice."

"We made good going for a while, but then we came to the price."

"Not only were the streets not paved with gold, but the going was difficult for an immigrant."

"My sister is in her third trimester of her going. "

"My parents' going is very traditional; they always attend every family gathering. "

"The going of the school's supplies was tracked carefully, to ensure nothing was missing. "

"The project is going well; we're on schedule and within budget. "

"The going rate for manual snow-shoveling is $25 an hour."

"He has the easiest job going."