go-round

[ goh-round ]

noun

1. go-around ( defs 2, 3 ).

go round

verb

1. same as go around

Example Sentences

Republicans got so close to overthrowing the election last time that they’re determined to see it through on their next go-round.

From Slate

The decision to declare his last go-round comes after a particularly tough campaign season for Trump.

From Salon

Rollins outperformed most of the other Democrats who’d run for GOP-held districts that year—plus, in that go-round, he didn’t get much attention or support from the national Democratic Party.

From Slate

In their first go-round in attacking Gov. Tim Walz, the Donald Trump campaign bet that maximum hyperbole could hoodwink people into dismissing the "chill dad" demeanor of Vice President Kamala Harris's new running mate.

From Salon

On his third go-round as guest host of “Saturday Night Live,” Jake Gyllenhaal presided over the 49th season finale with everything going for him.

From Los Angeles Times