go by **

Many of these students would later say they had not even seen him go by them.

You go back into the market by your model at the same 7,000.

He'll let you know where to go just by his approach.

But they can't even think about going to the park by themselves.

She'd taken off without a clear plan in mind, and California was a long way to go by car.

And they were not going toward home, by any means.

I wouldn't like him to go by himself at such a moment.

When the two days were over, we went by night to the bush.

The leaders, who had never played together before, both go by a single name.

Of course, the mother might have been going by another name.