going out west造句

• "I'm looking forward to going out west.
• Going out west next week is not going to be a cakewalk,
• Going out West isn't what it used to be, folks.
• Going out West is always tough these days.
• Mentally, we just have to prepare ourselves for four good games going out West.
• I imagine going out west before the railroads went through was very hard too, but exciting.
• A few days later they told their classmates they were going out West on a rock climbing expedition.
• Eastern resorts are eager to tell stories about skiers who canceled going out West to stay home this year.
• "It'd be better if we weren't going out West, no question about that,"
• But " it was a natural progression, people coming over to America as settlers and explorers, and the railroads and going out West.
• I believe I can really help the Suns win a championship and I really look forward to going out West and playing for a winning team.
• The dream was so important that he put off another dream, going out west to college, to stay home and attend St . John's.
• "We knew ahead of time that we'd be going out West to fight fires as soon as another Ohio-based firefighting team came home.
• Drake said, " given that we're going out West, " where attendance tends to dip compared with meetings held closer to the East Coast headquarters of the larger agencies.
• If we are going out West, where we have only been once or twice, and we are only known to some people for that song, we will usually go ahead and play it.
• This was a promise to himself I had heard since he was in high school : " When I graduate from college, I'm going out West to ski for a winter ."
• There are also a few cover songs, such as " Going Out West " by Tom Waits and " Black Eyed Dog " by Nick Drake ( which is combined with " Free to Run " in an extended song ).
• The album included six originals, two Waits compositions, " Going Out West " and " Jesus Gonna Be Here " ( a cappela with hand claps ) and blues standards " Walking Blues " and " Cross Roads " ( Robert Johnson ), " Empire State " ( Son House ) and " How Many More Years " ( Howlin'Wolf ).