go in for

“About to go in for this surgery,” said Hill, who spoke from a hospital bed.

Even when they are being subjected to the kind of criticism they are getting at the moment, West Ham's ownership tend not to go in for knee-jerk reactions when it comes to dealing with managers.

“People think you go in for dialysis for 15 minutes before you go straight to work. But really, it’s a part-time job.”

That crowd doesn’t go in for snail mail — although Gary the Snail might.

I pop on a glove and hold my breath as I go in for the final sample.