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go places

to become very successful. He was such a gifted musician, I always knew he would go places. (never in simple past tenses)

See also: place

go places

to become very successful. The first time we heard her play the violin, we knew she would go places.

See also: place

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I mean, on set we started hanging out and, after that, we'd go places and it's led to this. Mitchel Musso by White, Kelly / Girls' Life He gets people to go places they never thought they could. Good as gold by Wilkinson, Ken / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) I'd rather drive the Caravan; go places, see things. Operator's manual by Mills, Charles / Vibrant Life More results

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