go over

Not to go over the preliminaries again, I did, when the proper time came, touch my tongue with the contents of the third jar.

Tom used to go over to see his foster mother now and then, but always when the old man was from home.

He'd go over to the house on the Drive and get the thing over with.

I will go over to the island now, though I should like to stay and see how the thing is coming out.

Let us go over the moments which followed after the crime had been committed.

Agamemnon agreed to go over to the bookstore to get a quill.

He liked to go over in the evening, and sit with Mrs. Hannay, and talk about his child.

We, however, take time to go over to the village and have a chat with some of the older people.

At this time it is well to go over them with a harrow or a rake.

When we came to go over the house, it had been thoroughly ransacked.