go out with

1. see go out, def. 3; go with.

Example Sentences

A dispiriting choke in the first game being followed by a credible draw in the second to keep hopes alive, only to then go out with a whimper in the final group match.

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When I go out with my baby and toddler, they’re adored.

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Graham Mott, director of strategy at Link - which oversees cash access and the UK's ATM network - says that has been a rapid change, meaning many shoppers now only go out with a phone and carry coins less.

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"As a Mexican, you always find a solution. I'll set up a stall two streets away, and if they won't let me, I'll go out with my sandwiches in a bag and sell them."

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“She’s going to go out with Prop 50 overwhelmingly passing, and what a crowning achievement for her to do that.”

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