Go out the window
To be abandoned, to go out of effect.The school dress code went out the window when the new principal arrived.
Go out of one`s way
To make an extra effort.My aunt went out of her way to help me when I visited her.
Go out of fashion/style
To become unfashionable.Striped pants have recently gone out of fashion.
Go out for (something)
To try something (usually a sport).My friend is going out for rugby this year.
Go out
To leave one's home or workplace.I do not plan to go out tonight.
Go out
To stop burning, to stop functioning.The candle will probably go out after one hour.
Go one`s own way
To go or act the way one wants.My friend plans to go his own way and start his own business next year.
Go on and on
To continue for a long time.The man went on and on with his speech until finally I fell asleep.
Go on a splurge
To spend much money extravagantly.We went on a splurge last weekend and spent much money.
Go halves
To share equally.We decided to go halves on buying a new computer.