(1) Teenagers often go against the stream.

(2) Changes are being made here which go against my principles and I cannot agree with them.

(3) He would not go against his parents' wishes.

(4) Don't go against your father.

(5) I don't want to go against your will.

(6) She was scared to go against her father's wishes.

(7) Don't go against your parents / your parents'wishes.

(8) That'll go against the traffic regulations.

(9) He hasn't the courage to go against the stream of public opinion.

(10) This misbehaviour will certainly go against his chances of promotion.

(11) I often have to make decisions that go against the grain .

(12) This misbehavior will certainly go against his chances of promotion.

(13) His lawyer hinted that the case might go against him.

(14) He doesn't have the courage to go against the tide of public opinion.

(15) These kinds of price controls go against all the financial principles of the free market liberals.

(16) The president said he would not go against sound military doctrine.

(17) Many have even had to go against the teachings of their church to reach that point.

(18) Modern critical editions sometimes also make changes which go against authorial intentions.

(19) No one dared to go against the rules; to do so would mean punishment for everyone in the village.

(20) If the biblical fates go against him, Herluin will take all the vexation and shame out on Tutilo, with usury.

(21) My father didn't want me to leave home, and I didn't like to go against his will.

(22) As it transpired, the Labour government did not dare go against the pressures exerted by the City.

(23) The goal with the Louisas of the world is to help them learn how to go against their natural tendency.

(24) Tolkien, in his history of the elves, would not wish to go against what he accepted as doctrine universally true.

(25) It means, people who are in high and responsible positions, if they go against righteousness, righteousness itself will get transformed into a destroyer. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam 

(26) When you play at your opponent's court, the calls tend to go against you.

(27) Without evidence to the contrary, it may be unwise to go against the behavior suggested as appropriate by the myth.

(28) Let me tell you, there is a saying that those who go against the current will die crushed by that current.

(29) Collective deliberation on the basis of choices served up by the official machine go against Mrs Thatcher's personal grain.

(30) Now all she had to do was fool Felipe de Santis and go against all her principles.

(1) Changes are being made here which go against my principles and I cannot agree with them.

(2) Don't go against your father.

(31) You cannot go against nature.

(32) The case may go against you.

(33) Everything began to go against us.

(34) This misbehavior will go against his chance of promotion.

(35) If you go against nature, it will punish you.

(36) Make offerings to go against stinginess.

(37) 'surely he wouldn't go against Commissioner Pu? ".

(38) I dare not go against it.

(39) Don't do anything that should go against his will.

(40) Why does he go against the traditional Ancient Near Eastern practice of primogeniture, inheritance by the first born?

(41) Someone the queue at once, I become to go against the tide.

(42) You acknowledge Shaytan as your enemy, but you do not go against him.

(43) The intermediate term investments that go against the PAF analysis lose money.

(44) Editors should correct the errors in the textbooks that evidently go against the law of contradiction, and they should also correct the similar types of errors hidden in journals.

(45) Those who go against the tide of history may have their own way for a time but will eventually be swept into the garbage heap of history by the people.

(46) Also important a contrarian bent , a confidence to go against the prevailing trend.

(47) He is not afraid to go against the grain and never feels the pressure to conform.

(48) CNN's racist and stereotypical comments about the Chinese clearly go against the meaning of being American.

(48) try its best to collect and create good sentences.

(49) Someone jump the queue at once, I become to go against the tide.

(50) It takes courage to be different, go against the stream.

(51) And by no means should you try to go against the tide and swim back to shore. You'll tire yourself out and probably drown.

(52) Any such purported assignment or transfer shisl be deemed a go against of this Agreement and shisl be null and void.

(53) Next, anteprandial do not drink water to the child, anteprandial drink water to be able to make gastric juice attenuant, go against food to digest, also affect appetite.

(54) Economic globalization has become to cannot go against the tide that turn.

(55) In splitting wood, don't try to go against the grain.

(56) Higher sinter temperature is in favor of the electrical conductivity go against Seebeck coefficient top - type materials.

(57) We have Raver (Alston), we also anticipated that Arab League prosperous · Brooks can go against, we not yet determined that replaces with who, but we knew that can manage.

(58) Go against situation land Na Sida capture the market, sohu game is not the first.

(59) Specifically, she needs to know if she should concur with the OMB recommendation or go against it.

(60) When aspiration best every place is sucked twice, the first go against carpet fiber and suck, although use muscularity but but complete aspiration.

(61) Eat sweetmeat to still can make incline to of human body blood acidity more, go against haemal circulation, the defence function of system of abate immunity.

(62) However, in real life, total somebody is contrary to to go against human nature and be moved, inspect normal amative activity to be like Kou Chou, be about to punish severely surely after that fast.

(63) It's showed that human beings transcend the infinite with their limited life, and go against the inevitability of death with the fortuity of their personal life.

(64) These views go against professional means playing their roles, weaken the probative force of professional means, and influence the efficiency of legal actions.

(65) They are obliged to make decisions that go against the grain.

(66) The next morning we watched in horror as the markets opened one after another, continuing to go against him in huge gobs .

(67) Certain facts stared me in the face, and I couldn't go against them.

(68) Logically, advocates of land privatization base their illogical argument on the premise of a false proposition and go against rules of inference.

(69) He didn't want to go against the wishes of the German government.

(70) The marker that be regarded as go against the stream by contemporary youth even and uses.

(71) Nowadays, those who oppose women's liberation go against the stream.

(72) Either as an individual or a corporate body, heroism urges the subject to go against the grain of conservative establishment.

(73) Go against the grain. Don't believe in other people's visions for you, believe in your own.

(74) Fifty men have been sent to go against the robbers.

(75) More tannic acid is contained to go against in persimmon aperient, should avoid edible.

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(77) Strictly prohibit from not participating in the idea exercising person here , carrying go against again here!

(78) Go against the grain, and endure with grace and cheer.

(79) Finalize the design curl rub silk does overhead, use from the place that send a root again go against the methodological gangmaster hair that comb to catch chaos.

(80) Change the electric circuit of transducer generally from commutate , the middle direct current link, go against to change and control 4 part constitute.