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go west
Idioms and Phrases
Die, as in He declared he wasn't ready to go west just yet . This expression has been ascribed to a Native American legend that a dying man goes to meet the setting sun. However, it was first recorded in a poem of the early 1300s: “Women and many a willful man, As wind and water have gone west.”Example Sentences
It’s now a distinct possibility: Netflix will campaign for Wiig and co-writer Sean Douglas in the original song category for the folksy comic ditty “Harper and Will Go West,” from the forthcoming documentary “Will & Harper,” the company confirmed exclusively to The Times.
But as its nine “chapters” proceed from “Go West” to “End of the Wild,” with stops at gold, God and genocide, the history and satire begin to short circuit each other.
“Steve, you go west. Raj and I will head east along the ridge.”
Those won’t go west of Oklahoma, though, according to scientists.
The last episode of the Hairy Bikers Go West has aired, just weeks after the death of Dave Myers.
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