go for gold造句

• "I will go for gold in the Olympics, that's for sure ."
• "If you go for gold, probably you won't reach the silver ."
• Joyous, smiling fans raised a banner saying, " Go for Gold ."
• Carl Lewis and Michael Johnson also go for golds Tuesday night.
• "I'm here to win, and I'm ready to go for gold,"
• _Go for gold, brass or shiny things that reflect light.
• But if you do, at least go for gold.
• The title was later changed to Go For Gold.
• The people who chose to go for gold were almost by definition risk-takers, independent-minded and energetic.
• Nine Cubans will go for gold after Cuba won 11 titles four years ago in Havana.
• Women's gymnastics again takes center stage as the athletes go for gold in the individual all-around final.
• Three days before Moseley hits the slopes, the American women will go for gold on the moguls.
• Now they go for gold, these friendly neighbor nations of North America, the United States against Canada.
• "You can write that down _ I will go for gold in the Olympics, that's for sure ."
• If he finds himself in the same position at the Games, Dan says he'll go for gold and the record.
• "I going to go for gold but my downhill isn't that good, so I don't think I have such a good chance,"
• "If bond yields go up, ( investors ) are going to go for the higher rates and they won't go for gold.
• On a positive note, this means there will be an additional spot so that one of my teammates can go for gold.
• Jay Williams, who replaced an injured Ray Allen on the USA roster, wasn't about to pass on his chance to go for gold.
• The producers of " Players " held " Go for Gold " competitions where the winner would meet the cast and spend a day with them.