go ahead

How to use go ahead in a sentence

Either: we cannot give you what you ask, so fall back onto the defensive; or, go ahead, we will give you the means.

It is a generally accepted axiom that a public man cannot afford to be modest in these go-ahead days of "boom."

Darrell pressed his arm, and answered, with a smile, "I won't argue with you about the War; you go ahead and write your book!"

There—I feel better—cant work this morning—not in the mood—you go ahead—Im through!

When he told his plan he was laughed at by some who thought it very foolish, but Porter told him to go ahead.

“Well, you go ahead and leave us to begin the work,” said Joe Hinman, speaking for himself and the crew.

The time seemed ripe now, however, for the writing of "Crossed Wires," and he had encouraged her to go ahead.

Curious problems do come into fashion in the great cities of this go-ahead age; perhaps that one had.

"Well, my brothers, I see that there is no one to talk against this thing—we will go ahead with it," White Otter told them.

THREE SIOUX SCOUTSELMER RUSSELL GREGOR

His feelings were enlisted, and it is well known that, when he had an object in view, his character was to go ahead.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985