Go with
Go with verb - Go or occur together.
Hunt
Hunt verb - To seek out (game) for food or sport.
Both terms in one sentence
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While ditzy, she still is kind to Godfrey, which is why he agrees to go with her for the scavenger hunt, as opposed to her older Rich Bitch sister.
Source: Film / My Man Godfrey -
However, Nick realizes that there is another survivor in the stadium collapse who is in Death's List before Janet/Hunt: the Cowboy, but because he didn't go with Nick outside in the stadium, he is still injured all the same.
Source: Film / Final Destination 4 - In Bargain Hunt the viewers at home will get a sneak peak at what the auctioneer thinks of the items the teams bought, and more importantly what the auctioneer thinks of the expert's "bonus item" that the team may or may not go with.
Source: Show The Folks At Home
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