go out for

Idioms and Phrases

Seek to become a participant in, as in I'm going out for soccer . [First half of 1900s] Also see go for , def. 3; go in for , def. 2.

Example Sentences

“We go out for breakfast,” the Connecticut native says.

From Los Angeles Times

Did Cheryl Bradshaw and Rodney Alcala really go out for a drink?

From Los Angeles Times

Once published it will go out for a 12 week public consultation before being debated by the Assembly and then be in place for the start of the financial year in April 2025.

From BBC

During the hepatitis outbreak, I used to go out for long hours to search the markets for cleaning supplies, but I never found anything good.

From Slate

"I've had the most fun and I wish we could keep going longer and longer. We'll still go out for loads of brunches, I'm sure."

From BBC

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