What is "go in"

Usage examples of "go in".

The tortoise was almost the exact counterpart of the Glyptodon asper that formerly existed on earth, and shambled along at a jerky gait, about half as fast again as they could walk, and while it continued to go in their direction they were greatly pleased.

He watched the colour come and go in her clear, bright complexion, and was rejoiced to see in her the personification of activity and health.

Not only do the codes in her implants mean I can't override externally to shut them down, but I can't even go in to empty her reservoirs surgically!

Finally, when their ammunition showed signs of running low, they decided to return to the Callisto, go in it to the other side of the planet, and resume their investigations there.

But it was good, intelligent speculation, and if their orders wouldn't let them go in for a decent look that was about the best he could hope for.

By the time we can kill our velocity and go in pursuit, they'll be long gone.

I could not go in that building - that building whose daemon activities were stopped only by the dagger of my ancestor Walter de la Poer.

Kerrick wanted to go in his place, but he knew that the big hunter was a far better tracker and woodsman.

First I take an axe and pail and go in search of water, if that be not a dream.

Duke Zolkir could have taken out the entire roomful with no help from his Guild swordswomen, but Paper-Pushers didn't go in for that kind of battle.