1. Can I have a go on your guitar?

2. Let Johnny have a go on the computer now.

3. I'll have a go at mending your bike today.

4. Let's have a go at it.

5. I always wanted to have a go at football.

6. Can I have a go on your new bike?

7. I'll have a go at fixing it tonight.

8. The public should not be encouraged to have a go.

9. He is sure to have a go at me for spending so much money.

10. I was going to have a go at parachuting but lost my nerve at the last minute.

11. I want to have a go at finishing my essay tonight.

12. On the tour, everyone can have a go at making a pot.

13. They were so beautiful that I decided to have a go at growing them.

14. 'I can't start the engine.' 'Let me have a go.'

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15. I'll have a go at driving for a while if you're tired.

16. I don't want to have a go.

17. They wanted to have a go at me.

18. So stay with me and have a go.

19. Contact:. 5 Have a go at orienteering in Calderdale.

20. I'll have a go at repairing the roof myself.

21. In the end I had to have a go!

22. Who would want to have a go at Oglethorpe?

23. Bedford felt the urge to have a go but suppressed it.

24. I thought I would have a go at senior rugby for a season(), then pack it in.

25. I don't know whether I can do it, but I'm willing to have a go.

26. There were about seven of them standing round him, all waiting to have a go.

27. She split the word up into syllables so that he could have a go at spelling it.

28. A whole gang of yobs were standing around, just waiting to have a go.

29. Next day the weather was fine so Maureen, with a 1235-X in tow, popped round to have a go.

30. I would be grateful if you would give me a little notice if you intend to have a go at anything it contains!

31. If you've never experienced an exemption show before, this is the perfect excuse to have a go.

32. That enticing possibility is why they are bound to have a go.

33. After a few laps of the track we could kick a ball about or even have a go at throwing a javelin.

34. Knowing the Prince played the cello, the professor asked whether he would like to have a go.

35. I find many knitters will have a go at Fair Isle knitting, but then stop there.

36. Really have a go at it before some one else does.

37. He's suffered 3 strokes in the last year and chose one of the wettest days of autumn to have a go.

38. For those of you who haven't used lurex before, this is a good opportunity to have a go.

39. That looks a pretty good job, sweeping the floor, though I'd rather have a go on the sweeping machine.

40. Why don't you just have a go at skiing? You might surprise yourself.

41. He won't have a go if you have a bad game, but he expects everyone to give their all.

42. I'm not sure I'll be able to persuade him, but I'll certainly have a go.

43. It's time for you to have a go: Now think about taking control of your life and giving your-self rewards.

44. Pirouettes To finish with, Jennie suggested that Katharine have a go at some pirouettes.

45. Let me have a go at it this time.

46. Let me have a go at it, all right?

47. Let's have a go of the rum.'.

48. Dick wanted to have a go at making the experiment.

49. But certainly the dissolute incoherence of Rome was an invitation to people to have a go.

50. Don't be chicken-livered, have a go - you stand as good a chance as anyone else.

51. Seeing the children playing ping - pong , he itched to have a go.

52. He could hardly sIt'still and itched to have a go.

53. Let's have a go at that new Thai restaurant near the university.

54. Lily : Listening comes first. Don't worry, have a go at it.

55. I made John let my son have a go at the new goy.

56. So now it is time for someone else to have a go.

57. What you've said makes me itch to have a go.

58. Can I have a go in your new car tomorrow.

59. But in that moment he decides he's still gonna have a go at it.

60. They then have a go in what is presumably a game of chance.

61. It was reminiscent of the kind of tension in the pub when two drunks start squaring up to the each other, at first in a playful manner, ready to have a go.

62. He must be itching to have a go at it.

63. I'd give anything to have a go on that go - round.