She goes out, Right, with CLARA, who links her arm in her mother's.
She goes on so quickly that she sometimes lays as many as 200 eggs in one day.
By-and-by another bee, having pollen on her back, comes to look for honey, and as she goes into No.
But since the bee likes to get the same kind of honey each journey, she goes to the same kind of flowers, and places the pollen-dust just where it is wanted.
Enter, at back, Scaphio and Phantis, who watch Zara as she goes off.
And he was only indulging in innocent play," she goes on.
I haven't been on the floor for four numbers," she goes on.
My son's quarters," she goes on, "that I have kept just as he left them twenty years ago.
With so much land, though," she goes on, "it seems to me you ought to be raising your eggs and chickens as well.
Torchy will hold you by the legs to keep you from falling off," she goes on.
She goes down to the shrubbery after the others, and I recognize her walk again--light and firm as of old.
At suitable intervals, she goes round to one of the fishermen, her like in age and mind, and gets the uppers and the soles done in thoroughly with a powerful mess of stuff that leaves the water simply helpless.
Well, and then when she's half-way across, she goes down.
She goes about as if death were a thing did not concern her.
She goes on to say that it's this terrible twentieth-century modernism that has infected him.
And having reproached me with my rank and reputation, she goes away at last.
When he takes a glass from Katya, or listens to her speaking, or looks after her as she goes out of the room for a moment, I notice in his eyes something gentle, beseeching, pure.
I don't like talk about art," she goes on nervously.
As she goes out, she stops to say: "The person I am sorriest for is our Liza.
Tell me, I beseech you," she goes on, breathing hard and trembling all over.
She hurries toward the doorway, speaking as she goes.
She goes as quickly as possible to present the card tray.
They all gather at the foot of the stairs; about half way to the upper landing as she goes up, she throws her bouquet, and they all try to catch it.
She, above all, must not reach up and wig-wag signals while she is receiving, any more than she must wave to people as she goes up and down the aisle of the church.
Supposing she takes three positions; she goesto Mrs. A.
I must be off," said Bob, "she goes to Coniston on Fridays.
I will go and arrange to have you sent home: you can wait for me in the entrance hall [she goes out].
She goes to it; and he is emboldened to go with her].
She has to improvise her manners and her conduct as she goes along.
She goes in front of the mirror and slowly begins to put on her hat.
Have you noticed, Hilda, that as soon as I come, she goes?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "she goes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
