Go Into in a sentence

(1) The blunt nail won't go into the wood.

(2) Perhaps the game will go into overtime.

(3) Many people go into debt to buy a house.

(4) I need to go into service to fix my car.

(5) Bears go into torpor during hibernation.

(6) Lupus can flare up and go into remission.

(7) Let's go into the details of the project.

(8) The rocket can blow up and go into space.

(9) The boat can't go into the shallow water.

(10) Let's go into the details of this project.

Go Into sentence

(11) I want to go into the details of our plan.

(12) If you need to study, go into the library.

(13) Stay put and don't go into the woods alone.

(14) I wouldn't dare go into that haunted house.

(15) The new law will go into effect next month.

(16) I saw a rabbit go into a hole in the ground.

(17) A rocket is a vessel that can go into space.

(18) Bears go into torpor during the cold months.

(19) The plant has roots that go into the ground.

(20) The cat likes to go into the shadows to hide.

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(21) Halt! Don't go into the deep end of the pool.

(22) The nail is blunt and won't go into the wall.

(23) The craven soldier refused to go into battle.

(24) Dry drowning causes the body to go into shock.

(25) Some insects go into torpor during the winter.

(26) Bears go into torpor during the winter months.

(27) I wouldn't dare to go into that haunted house.

(28) I like to go into the library to borrow books.

(29) The old house has started to go into disrepair.

(30) He decided to go into business with his friend.

Sentence of go into

(31) It's better to save money than to go into debt.

(32) The rocket is a vehicle that can go into space.

(33) Taking out a loan can be a way to go into debt.

(34) The excess spending caused him to go into debt.

(35) The tax cuts will go into effect on January 1st.

(36) She dared him to go into the abandoned building.

(37) He wants to go into politics and run for office.

(38) There's a chance the game will go into overtime.

(39) During dormancy, plants go into a state of rest.

(40) I like to go into the library to read magazines.

Go Into meaningful sentence

(41) The fare increase will go into effect next month.

(42) I am obliged to go into the meeting with my boss.

(43) I saw a figure go into the shadows and disappear.

(44) Some birds go into torpor to survive cold nights.

(45) The golf ball needs to go into the hole to score.

(46) I wouldn't dare go into that haunted house alone.

(47) Ie, the new policy will go into effect next week.

(48) If you need to use a copier, go into the library.

(49) Snitches often have to go into witness protection.

(50) The old bridge has been left to go into disrepair.

Go Into sentence examples

(51) The neglected road has begun to go into disrepair.

(52) The old church has been left to go into disrepair.

(53) Some people go into debt to invest in real estate.

(54) It's time to go into action and make a difference.

(55) Psoriasis can flare up and then go into remission.

(56) He dared his friend to go into the forbidden cave.

(57) The dog is in anestrous and will not go into heat.

(58) The bleed-out caused the patient to go into shock.

(59) The child pretended to go into a hole in the tree.

(60) I need to go into the store to buy some groceries.

Sentence with go into

(61) She wants to go into medicine and become a doctor.

(62) Some animals go into torpor during the dry season.

(63) The timorous soldier was afraid to go into battle.

(64) If you need to use a scanner, go into the library.

(65) If you need to use a printer, go into the library.

(66) The old theater has been left to go into disrepair.

(67) The old library has been left to go into disrepair.

(68) Some people go into debt to support their families.

(69) She dared him to go into the haunted mansion alone.

(70) The hemorrhage caused the patient to go into shock.

Use go into in a sentence

(71) Chyloderma can flare up and then go into remission.

(72) The explorer decided to go into a hole in the cave.

(73) The mole popped up to go into a hole in the garden.

(74) The unimpregnated female cat will not go into heat.

(75) The soldier will mount the tank and go into battle.

(76) It's important to never go into a stranger's house.

(77) The fearful soldier was hesitant to go into battle.

(78) If you don't budget properly, you may go into debt.

(79) Many animals go into hibernation during the winter.

(80) If you need to use a computer, go into the library.

Sentence using go into

(81) I always go into the library to study for my exams.

(82) The neglected garden has begun to go into disrepair.

(83) The neglected bike has started to go into disrepair.

(84) Let's go into the details of the new product launch.

(85) Let's go into the details of the production process.

(86) Many people go into debt to pay for their education.

(87) Some people go into debt to pursue higher education.

(88) I'm ready to go into action and tackle this problem.

(89) He decided to go into service to help his community.

(90) The fugitive had to go into hiding to evade capture.

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(91) The nowe regulations will go into effect next month.

(92) The doe is in anestrous and will not go into estrus.

(93) The game was so close, they had to go into overtime.

(94) Some animals go into torpor during the rainy season.

(95) Stay put and don't go into the deep end of the pool.

(96) Sometimes, animals go into torpor during the winter.

(97) The farmer directed the animals to go into the barn.

(98) If you spend too much money, you might go into debt.

(99) The explanation was brief, it didn't go into detail.

(100) Taking out loans can be a quick way to go into debt.

Sentence with word go into

(101) Attn: The new policy will go into effect next month.

(102) If you need to print something, go into the library.

(103) I decided to go into hiding after witnessing a crime.

(104) The chickenhearted soldier refused to go into battle.

(105) We should go into the reasons why the project failed.

(106) The rocket has an aerodynamic shape to go into space.

(107) Some insects go into torpor during the winter months.

(108) If you need to use the internet, go into the library.

(109) If you need to use a study room, go into the library.

(110) I need to go into the details of this report with you.

Sentence of go into

(111) We should go into the details of the training program.

(112) I need to go into the details of the website redesign.

(113) The ban on plastic bags will go into effect next week.

(114) The spy had to go into hiding to protect his identity.

(115) The bouncer obliged me to go into the club with my ID.

(116) The children were scared to go into the shadows alone.

(117) The mouse scurried away to go into a hole in the wall.

(118) The badger dug a tunnel to go into a hole in the hill.

(119) I would never go into an affair with a married person.

(120) The neglected garden is starting to go into disrepair.

Go Into used in a sentence

(121) The neglected church is starting to go into disrepair.

(122) Some reptiles go into torpor during the winter months.

(123) Some birds go into torpor at night to conserve energy.

(124) I always go into the library to study with my friends.

(125) Let's go into the details of the budget for this event.

(126) Some people go into debt to start their own businesses.

(127) She was eager to go into service and serve her country.

(128) The farther we go into the forest, the quieter it gets.

(129) The couple would often go into the shadows for privacy.

(130) The rabbit dug a burrow to go into a hole in the earth.

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(131) The abandoned factory is starting to go into disrepair.

(132) The new factory is set to go into operation next month.

(133) The updated curriculum will go into effect in the fall.

(134) The new campus policy will go into force next semester.

(135) Some animals can go into torpor for days or even weeks.

(136) If you spend more than you earn, you will go into debt.

(137) The neglected playground has begun to go into disrepair.

(138) I want to go into the details of the marketing strategy.

(139) The medication takes about 30 minutes to go into effect.

(140) If 1 lit of blood is lost, the person may go into shock.

(141) The snake slithered away to go into a hole in the rocks.

(142) The new campus policy will go into effect next semester.

(143) The new meal plan options will go into effect next week.

(144) The updated library hours will go into force next month.

(145) American astronauts wear special suits to go into space.

(146) The abandoned barn has been allowed to go into disrepair.

(147) The neglected swing set has started to go into disrepair.

(148) She was honored to go into service and serve her country.

(149) The witness was placed in a safe house to go into hiding.

(150) The thumbtack is bent, so it won't go into the corkboard.

(151) The female rat is in anestrous and will not go into heat.

(152) She knew it was wrong to go into an affair with her boss.

(153) The hospital's new wing will go into operation next week.

(154) The new software system will go into operation on Monday.

(155) The new parking regulations will go into force on Monday.

(156) Some animals can go into torpor for weeks or even months.

(157) During the winter, many animals go into hibernating mode.

(158) The abandoned building has been left to go into disrepair.

(159) The neglected tennis court has begun to go into disrepair.

(160) Don't go into the haunted asylum without looting up first.

(161) The third-degree burn caused the patient to go into shock.

(162) He told me to go into the shadows and wait for his signal.

(163) The old barn has been left to go into disrepair for years.

(164) The lily-livered soldier was too scared to go into battle.

(165) The expensive textbooks made some students go into a rage.

(166) The new parking regulations will go into effect next week.

(167) The new dormitory rules will go into effect next semester.

(168) The king was forced to go into exile after losing the war.

(169) It's important to make a budget so you don't go into debt.

(170) You should always think carefully before you go into debt.

(171) Some animals go into torpor when they are injured or sick.

(172) The pressure of the hammer made the nail go into the wood.

(173) It's important to budget wisely so you don't go into debt.

(174) I want to buy a new car, but I don't want to go into debt.

(175) I could take a vacation, but I don't want to go into debt.

(176) Lack of funding has caused the school to go into disrepair.

(177) The neglected garden shed has started to go into disrepair.

(178) Don't go into the haunted mansion without looting up first.

(179) Let's go into the details of the employee benefits package.

(180) He felt a calling to go into service and join the military.

(181) The usher obliged me to go into the theater with my ticket.

(182) We need to go into the matter and find out what went wrong.

(183) I need you to go into the details of your project proposal.

(184) The old house has been left to go into disrepair for years.

(185) The revised grading system will go into effect immediately.

(186) The revised syllabus will go into force starting next week.

(187) The updated academic calendar will go into force next year.

(188) The sudden drop in grades made some students go into shock.

(189) I could buy a new laptop, but I don't want to go into debt.

(190) I always go into the library to find a quiet place to read.

(191) You can find a lot of resources if you go into the library.

(192) Some reptiles go into hibernation during the colder months.

(193) The abandoned factory has been allowed to go into disrepair.

(194) Lupus erythematosus can flare up and then go into remission.

(195) The team is prepared to go into action and execute the plan.

(196) They were proud to go into service and protect their nation.

(197) They were willing to go into service and help those in need.

(198) He had the bravery to go into service and join the military.

(199) The early morning classes made some students go into a rage.

(200) The revised academic calendar will go into effect next year.

(201) If you don't pay your bills on time, you could go into debt.

(202) Rockets are a type of transportation that can go into space.

(203) Sometimes unexpected expenses can cause you to go into debt.

(204) Some reptiles go into torpor when the weather gets too cold.

(205) If you need to research for your paper, go into the library.

(206) You can find a lot of rare books if you go into the library.

(207) Neglecting maintenance can cause things to go into disrepair.

(208) The neglected swimming pool has started to go into disrepair.

(209) Don't go into the haunted graveyard without looting up first.

(210) I am ready to go into battle and fight for what I believe in.

(211) I need to go into the details of the hiring process with you.

(212) Let's go into the details of the inventory management system.

(213) It was his dream to go into service and become a firefighter.

(214) They were ready to go into service and contribute to society.

(215) He had the compassion to go into service and work as a nurse.

(216) The fat hen was always the last to go into the coop at night.

(217) The whistleblower had to go into hiding to avoid retaliation.

(218) The coach obliged me to go into the locker room with my team.

(219) The conductor obliged me to go into the train with my ticket.

(220) The thief tried to go into the shadows to avoid being caught.

(221) He was tempted to go into an affair with his neighbor's wife.

(222) The old car has been left to go into disrepair in the garage.

(223) The neglected swimming pool is starting to go into disrepair.

(224) Sometimes people go into debt because of unexpected expenses.

(225) The astronaut took the cover off the helmet to go into space.

(226) If you spend more money than you have, you will go into debt.

(227) I could buy a new wardrobe, but I don't want to go into debt.

(228) The abandoned warehouse has been allowed to go into disrepair.

(229) Lack of upkeep has caused the pool table to go into disrepair.

(230) The neglected basketball court has begun to go into disrepair.

(231) It's important to have a plan to pay off any debt you go into.

(232) She had the knowledge to go into service and work as a doctor.

(233) The plumber had to go into a hole in the pipe to fix the leak.

(234) The whistleblower had to go into hiding to protect their life.

(235) The journalist had to go into hiding to protect their sources.

(236) The lifeguard obliged me to go into the pool with my swimwear.

(237) The chef obliged me to go into the kitchen with my chef's hat.

(238) When explaining the project, make sure to go into the details.

(239) The old bridge has been left to go into disrepair for decades.

(240) I always feel a sense of peace when I go into the woods alone.

(241) The updated technology policy will go into effect immediately.

(242) If you spend more money than you have, you might go into debt.

(243) It's important to budget your money so you don't go into debt.

(244) During winter, some animals go into torpor to conserve energy.

(245) Some animals go into torpor during the day to avoid predators.

(246) If you're not careful with your money, you might go into debt.

(247) We could buy a second home, but we don't want to go into debt.

(248) It's important to go into the details before making a decision.

(249) It's important to go into the details of the customer feedback.

(250) We should go into the details of the customer service policies.

(251) I want to go into the details of the customer acquisition plan.

(252) The actors were excited to go into action and perform on stage.

(253) The new recycling program will go into effect in the community.

(254) She had a strong desire to go into service and work as a nurse.

(255) She was determined to go into service and assist those in need.

(256) They were excited to go into service and serve their community.

(257) They had the patience to go into service and work as a teacher.

(258) She had the empathy to go into service and work as a counselor.

(259) The chicken-hearted child refused to go into the haunted house.

(260) The victim of a stalker had to go into hiding for their safety.

(261) The tour guide obliged me to go into the museum with my ticket.

(262) The trainer obliged me to go into the gym with my workout plan.

(263) I can't believe he would go into an affair while still married.

(264) The miner had to go into a hole in the mine to extract the ore.

(265) The neglected school building is starting to go into disrepair.

(266) The new satellite will go into operation once it reaches orbit.

(267) The slow internet connection made some students go into a rage.

(268) The scholarship program will go into effect starting next year.

(269) The new student code of conduct will go into effect next month.

(270) The new student code of conduct will go into force immediately.

(271) The new academic advising program will go into force next year.

(272) Some animals go into torpor during the hottest part of the day.

(273) It's important to save money so you don't have to go into debt.

(274) Some animals go into torpor when they are scared or threatened.

(275) Insects can also go into a form of hibernation called diapause.

(276) If you need to find a quiet place to work, go into the library.

(277) We should go into the details of the contract before signing it.

(278) Let's go into the details of the performance evaluation process.

(279) It's necessary to go into the details of the financial analysis.

(280) I want to go into the details of the quality control procedures.

(281) He had the integrity to go into service and serve his community.

(282) I decided to go into a hole in the ground to hide from the rain.

(283) The elder blesses the young warriors before they go into battle.

(284) The detective decided to go into the details of the crime scene.

(285) The detective promised to go into the matter and solve the case.

(286) The doctor decided to go into the matter and conduct some tests.

(287) The ghostly apparition seemed to go into the shadows and vanish.

(288) The squirrel climbed up the tree to go into a hole in the trunk.

(289) We decided to go into the woods to escape the noise of the city.

(290) The updated library hours will go into effect starting tomorrow.

(291) The new academic advising program will go into effect next year.

(292) Some animals go into torpor during migration to conserve energy.

(293) Stay put and don't go into the street without looking both ways.

(294) The pressure of the hammer on the nail made it go into the wood.

(295) It's important to never go into a stranger's house or apartment.

(296) The force of the hockey puck being shot made it go into the net.

(297) Student loans can be a way to go into debt for higher education.

(298) We could use our credit card, but we don't want to go into debt.

(299) Lack of maintenance has caused the elevator to go into disrepair.

(300) The soldiers were ordered to go into action and engage the enemy.

(301) The ban on single-use plastics will go into effect in six months.

(302) She had the opportunity to go into service and work as a teacher.

(303) The cat chased a mouse and watched it go into a hole in the wall.

(304) The manager obliged me to go into the office with my employee ID.

(305) The director obliged me to go into the audition with my headshot.

(306) It's not safe to go into the woods at night without a flashlight.

(307) The congelation of the blood caused the patient to go into shock.

(308) The new student employment program will go into effect next week.

(309) The new academic probation policy will go into force immediately.

(310) The unexpected question from the professor made me go into shock.

(311) We need to be careful with our expenses so we don't go into debt.

(312) I need to buy on debit card because I don't want to go into debt.

(313) Some drugs can cause you to have seizures or even go into a coma.

(314) It's important to prioritize paying off any debt you may go into.

(315) We could renovate our kitchen, but we don't want to go into debt.

(316) I wear my armo when I go into battle, and it gives me confidence.

(317) The superheroes were ready to go into action and protect the city.

(318) The detectives were ready to go into action and solve the mystery.

(319) The revised grading system will go into effect next academic year.

(320) The golfer hit the ball and watched it go into a hole in one shot.

(321) The cashier obliged me to go into the store with my shopping cart.

(322) The principal obliged me to go into the school with my student ID.

(323) Snitches often have to go into hiding after providing information.

(324) Beghards were often forced to go into hiding to avoid persecution.

(325) The new power plant will go into operation in the next few months.

(326) The detective needs to go into the crime scene to gather evidence.

(327) The children were excited to go into the woods and explore nature.

(328) The mare is expected to go into foaling within the next few weeks.

(329) If you don't manage your stress levels, you might go into a mania.

(330) The long lines at the bookstore made some students go into a rage.

(331) The revised financial aid policy will go into force next semester.

(332) If you borrow money and can't pay it back, you might go into debt.

(333) It's important to have a plan to pay off any debt you may go into.

(334) Certain birds also go into a hibernation-like state called torpor.

(335) I tend to go into woolgathering mode when I'm feeling overwhelmed.

(336) The doctors and nurses were ready to go into action and save lives.

(337) The pilots were trained to go into action and fly the fighter jets.

(338) The volunteers were eager to go into action and help those in need.

(339) The new noise regulations will go into effect in residential areas.

(340) She had the passion to go into service and work as a social worker.

(341) He had the experience to go into service and work as a firefighter.

(342) They had the dedication to go into service and work as a paramedic.

(343) The undercover agent had to go into hiding to maintain their cover.

(344) The coach asked the team to go into the details of their game plan.

(345) The artist wanted to go into the details of the painting technique.

(346) If your budget is not accurate, you may overspend and go into debt.

(347) The soldier was ordered to go into the shadows and wait for backup.

(348) The new restaurant is set to go into operation in the coming weeks.

(349) We packed a picnic and planned to go into the woods for a day trip.

(350) The constant noise from my neighbor's party made me go into a rage.

(351) The revised financial aid policy will go into effect next semester.

(352) The updated campus safety measures will go into effect immediately.

(353) The witness was advised to go into hiding until the trial was over.

(354) The updated campus security measures will go into force next month.

(355) The sudden change in the syllabus made some students go into shock.

(356) If you go into debt, you might have to pay extra fees and interest.

(357) It's important to pay your bills on time so you don't go into debt.

(358) Some animals go into torpor when they are migrating long distances.

(359) It's important to live within your means so you don't go into debt.

(360) If you continue to spend more than you earn, you will go into debt.

(361) Occasionally, I work from home, but most days I go into the office.

(362) He wants to start a new hobby, but he's worried he'll go into debt.

(363) I'm not sure if it's safe to go into the cave over by the old mine.

(364) You can find a lot of interesting books if you go into the library.

(365) You can find a lot of academic journals if you go into the library.

(366) The neglected playground equipment has started to go into disrepair.

(367) It's necessary to go into the details of the supply chain logistics.

(368) The farmers were prepared to go into action and harvest their crops.

(369) The chefs were ready to go into action and prepare a delicious meal.

(370) He made the decision to go into service and become a police officer.

(371) The therapist obliged me to go into the session with my appointment.

(372) Firefighters have to be careful when they go into burning buildings.

(373) The journalist promised to go into the matter and uncover the truth.

(374) The detective decided to go into the shadows to observe the suspect.

(375) Let's go into the specifics of the contract terms before we sign it.

(376) Neglecting regular maintenance can allow a car to go into disrepair.

(377) I mostly work from home, but sometimes I have to go into the office.

(378) Make sure your collar is straight before you go into your interview.

(379) The teachers were ready to go into action and educate their students.

(380) The changes to the school schedule will go into effect next semester.

(381) She had the strength to go into service and work as a police officer.

(382) The librarian obliged me to go into the library with my library card.

(383) The receptionist obliged me to go into the hotel with my reservation.

(384) The instructor obliged me to go into the gym with my workout clothes.

(385) The supervisor obliged me to go into the factory with my safety gear.

(386) The lawyer asked the witness to go into the details of what they saw.

(387) The neglected playground equipment is beginning to go into disrepair.

(388) The new recycling program will go into operation starting next month.

(389) The teacher asked the students to go into more depth in their essays.

(390) I need you to go into the specifics of your experience in this field.

(391) The bank overdraft caused my account to go into the negative balance.

(392) The revised grading system will go into force starting this semester.

(393) The new student health insurance policy will go into force next year.

(394) The updated student employment policy will go into force immediately.

(395) The sudden increase in tuition fees made some students go into shock.

(396) It's important to prioritize your spending so you don't go into debt.

(397) She decided to take out a loan, so she wouldn't have to go into debt.

(398) She wants to go back to school, but she doesn't want to go into debt.

(399) Certain species of snakes go into hibernation during the cold months.

(400) It's important to go into the details of the market research findings.

(401) The pilots were instructed to go into action and fly the fighter jets.

(402) The astronauts were trained to go into action and explore outer space.

(403) Some people go into debt to support their loved ones in times of need.

(404) The new software update will go into effect after the system restarts.

(405) He had the skills necessary to go into service and work as a mechanic.

(406) The spy had to go into hiding to avoid being captured by enemy agents.

(407) Alligator during the winter months may go into a state of hibernation.

(408) She was willing to risk everything to go into an affair with her boss.

(409) The designer was excited to go into the details of the interior decor.

(410) She could work from home, alternatively, she could go into the office.

(411) She regretted her decision to go into an affair with her ex-boyfriend.

(412) The hunters were warned not to go into the woods during mating season.

(413) The weather caused several planes to go into tailspins during landing.

(414) It's important to take breaks and relax, or you could go into a mania.

(415) The lack of parking spots on campus made some students go into a rage.

(416) The crowded library during midterms made some students go into a rage.

(417) The constant construction on campus made some students go into a rage.

(418) When studying a language, go into detail about the grammar and syntax.

(419) The amount of debt I accumulated during college made me go into shock.

(420) The sudden realization that I had lost my notes made me go into shock.

(421) Credit card debt is a common way for college students to go into debt.

(422) You can find a lot of historical documents if you go into the library.

(423) The goalkeeper's job is to make sure the ball doesn't go into the net.

(424) The young man chose to go into service to honor his family's tradition.

(425) The shareholders voted to go into liquidation and dissolve the company.

(426) We were told to go into a hole in the wall to find the hidden treasure.

(427) The witness protection program allowed the informant to go into hiding.

(428) The customs officer obliged me to go into the country with my passport.

(429) The nurse obliged me to go into the hospital room with my patient file.

(430) The author was thrilled to see their book go into its second print run.

(431) She made the conscious decision to go into an affair with her coworker.

(432) It's not a good idea to go into debt by buying things you can't afford.

(433) He wants to start his own business, but he's afraid he'll go into debt.

(434) They're considering buying a boat, but they don't want to go into debt.

(435) Predominantly, I work from home, but I occasionally go into the office.

(436) Ignoring warning signs of damage can allow a home to go into disrepair.

(437) As noted above, the new policy will go into effect starting next month.

(438) The new student health insurance policy will go into effect next month.

(439) After failing his exams, he decided to go into hiding from his parents.

(440) The new scholarship requirements will go into force next academic year.

(441) The new student organization guidelines will go into force immediately.

(442) The sudden announcement of a pop quiz made some students go into shock.

(443) The sudden realization that I had missed a class made me go into shock.

(444) Lack of maintenance has caused the air conditioner to go into disrepair.

(445) It's necessary to go into the details of the problem to find a solution.

(446) I am ready to go into action and tackle any challenge that comes my way.

(447) The athletes were eager to go into action and compete in the tournament.

(448) The soldiers were instructed to go into action and secure the perimeter.

(449) They had the determination to go into service and work as a firefighter.

(450) The teacher obliged me to go into the classroom with the other students.

(451) The dentist obliged me to go into the dental clinic with my appointment.

(452) The teacher asked the students to go into the details of their research.

(453) The architect was eager to go into the details of the building's design.

(454) The designer was eager to go into the details of the fashion collection.

(455) The scientist wanted to go into the details of the experiment's results.

(456) Credit cards can be helpful, but they can also lead you to go into debt.

(457) If you're not careful with your spending, you could easily go into debt.

(458) They're considering buying a house, but they don't want to go into debt.

(459) If you spend more than what's in your account, you'll go into overdraft.

(460) The professor's unfair grading policy made some students go into a rage.

(461) The new study abroad program policies will go into effect next semester.

(462) When winter cometh, the trees shed their leaves and go into hibernation.

(463) We had to go into a tiebreak up to decide who would get the scholarship.

(464) The company decided to go into liquidation due to financial difficulties.

(465) In order to fully understand the concept, we need to go into the details.

(466) The cloak of fear made the child too scared to go into the haunted house.

(467) We had a tie game, so we had to go into overtime to determine the winner.

(468) After losing my job, I had no choice but to go into debt to pay my bills.

(469) The neglected garden was allowed to let go into disrepair over the years.

(470) He decided to go into brokage after working in finance for several years.

(471) The revised athletic department policies will go into effect next season.

(472) In case you missed it, the game ended in a tie and will go into overtime.

(473) We had to go into a tiebreak up to decide who would be the valedictorian.

(474) The updated course registration process will go into force next semester.

(475) Seeing the amount of work required for the project made me go into shock.

(476) The sudden power outage during the exam made some students go into shock.

(477) The sudden change in the class schedule made some students go into shock.

(478) The engineers were called to go into action and repair the damaged bridge.

(479) They were motivated to go into service and make a difference in the world.

(480) They were inspired to go into service and volunteer at a homeless shelter.

(481) The board of directors made the difficult decision to go into liquidation.

(482) Creditors were notified of the company's intention to go into liquidation.

(483) The astronaut prepared to go into a hole in the spaceship for a spacewalk.

(484) The whistleblower had to go into hiding to protect their family from harm.

(485) The supervisor obliged me to go into the warehouse with my employee badge.

(486) The loud noise startled me, causing my nerve endings to go into overdrive.

(487) The doctor wanted to go into the details of the patient's medical history.

(488) You should always try to live within your means so you don't go into debt.

(489) It's important to have a plan to pay off your debt if you do go into debt.

(490) The adventurer was excited to go into the shadows and explore the unknown.

(491) The new pipeline will go into operation once it passes safety inspections.

(492) The new student organization guidelines will go into effect next semester.

(493) The detectives were ready to go into action and solve the mysterious crime.

(494) The rescue team was prepared to go into action and save the trapped hikers.

(495) He felt a sense of duty to go into service and protect his fellow citizens.

(496) The magician made a coin disappear by making it go into a hole in his hand.

(497) The judge obliged me to go into the courtroom with my legal representation.

(498) Don't go into the forest alone, it's not safe, the ranger warned warningly.

(499) The investigator decided to go into the details of the witness's testimony.

(500) Bacchian worshipers would often go into a trance-like state during rituals.

(501) It's important to be responsible with your money so you don't go into debt.

(502) It's important to have a savings account so you don't have to go into debt.

(503) It's important to have an emergency fund so you don't have to go into debt.

(504) I don't want to go into debt for college, so I'm applying for scholarships.

(505) It's important to have a plan to pay off your debts if you do go into debt.

(506) The presentation was a bit too simplistic and didn't go into enough detail.

(507) The government will ratify the law, and it will go into effect immediately.

(508) The scientist was eager to go into the matter and conduct some experiments.

(509) The lack of funding for public schools can allow them to go into disrepair.

(510) I'm excited to go into business and make a positive impact in my community.

(511) Hibernators are animals that go into a deep sleep during the winter months.

(512) When creating a website, go into detail about the design and functionality.

(513) Go into the professor's office and ask for clarification on the assignment.

(514) We had to go into a tiebreak up to determine the winner of the poetry slam.

(515) The team was eager to go into action and showcase their skills on the field.

(516) The actors were prepared to go into action and perform their roles on stage.

(517) The police officers were trained to go into action and handle any situation.

(518) The paramedics were called to go into action and provide medical assistance.

(519) The magician made a rabbit disappear by making it go into a hole in the hat.

(520) The police officer obliged me to go into the station with my identification.

(521) The counselor obliged me to go into the therapy session with my appointment.

(522) The atavistic response to danger made his body go into fight-or-flight mode.

(523) He knew the consequences of choosing to go into an affair with his neighbor.

(524) The engineer decided to go into the details of the technical specifications.

(525) Torpor is a state of deep sleep that some animals go into during the winter.

(526) Credit cards can be a dangerous way to go into debt if not used responsibly.

(527) He wants to invest in the stock market, but he's worried he'll go into debt.

(528) We could upgrade our home theater system, but we don't want to go into debt.

(529) The teacher asked the students to go into the matter and research the topic.

(530) The manager asked the employee to go into the details of their sales report.

(531) He knew it was a mistake to go into an affair with his sister's best friend.

(532) The old house was left to let go into disrepair after the owner passed away.

(533) After years of working for others, I decided to go into business for myself.

(534) It takes a lot of courage to go into business, but the rewards can be great.

(535) In your art project, go into detail about the techniques and materials used.

(536) Go into the student government office and get involved in campus activities.

(537) I can either work from home or go into the office, depending on my schedule.

(538) We had to go into a tiebreak up to determine the winner of the science fair.

(539) The new dormitory rules will go into force at the beginning of the semester.

(540) The sudden announcement of a group project made some students go into shock.

(541) The musicians were ready to go into action and perform a captivating concert.

(542) The artists were excited to go into action and create beautiful works of art.

(543) The security guards were prepared to go into action and protect the premises.

(544) The informant had to go into hiding to protect their identity from criminals.

(545) The security guard obliged me to go into the building with my identification.

(546) The coach asked the athlete to go into the details of their training routine.

(547) They're thinking about adopting a child, but they don't want to go into debt.

(548) The manager asked the team to go into the matter and come up with a solution.

(549) The teacher asked the student to go into the details of their research paper.

(550) Allowing a boat to go into disrepair can lead to safety hazards on the water.

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