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Synonyms

on the go

Idioms  

  1. In constant activity, very busy, as in I'm exhausted—I've been on the go since eight this morning. [Mid-1800s]

Example Sentences

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The two college dropouts changed the way people use computers, listen to music and communicate on the go, giving rise to lifestyles revolving around smartphone apps.

From Barron's

Proton is used by travelers seeking secure internet access on the go, people looking to bypass geo-restrictions and consumers concerned about online privacy.

From Salon

The singer had really been on the go since One Direction were formed in 2010.

From BBC

I had a problem in my life that I was having difficulty solving: getting high-quality protein on the go.

From The Wall Street Journal

His schedule for Milan Cortina was relentless—rinks to mountains, he was endlessly on the go.

From The Wall Street Journal

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