go straight

For example, you can switch to morning or lunchtime workouts or go straight to the gym instead of stopping at home first.

Why do the right-wing guys always go straight to the Nazis and Hitler?

When I leave one checkpoint, I like to go straight to the next one.

So I decided to go straight to the source—which is how Bugg and I have hit upon the topic of time signatures.

Smugglers still most often go straight through law enforcement, via corruption.

I suppose I must take you down to see the old man, and then we'll go straight off to Rome, and finish the winter there.

I fled post-haste, and shall go straight to Sasha without stopping at Milan.

I had rather go straight from here without another glance at her unconscious face.

I meant to pouch my winnings and go straight to my wife and say, 'Peccavi,' and I should hear her say to me, 'Go and sin no more.'

Let a writer go straight to the point as directly as the hindrances of language will allow.