go as far as

“When we did the Silver Lake Reservoir walk, one woman had very bad ankle pain and there was one steep hill, so we just basically helped her get up that hill. It was hard for her, but she did it. That’s the kind of stuff I like doing, making sure everybody is included to go as far as they can go.”

Even though the Supreme Court has freed billionaires and corporations to spend unlimited dollars buying elections, their money does not go as far as the haul that an authentically popular candidate like Harris can rake in from less affluent donors.

Known as “memorials,” these are a kind of online profile for particular dead people created after gravers read their obituaries in their local paper, take it upon themselves to photograph the newly christened grave, and even sometimes go as far as researching the person’s life to record more information on a kind of Facebook profile for the afterlife.

Rutgers’ offense will go as far as running back Kyle Monangai takes it.

“It has taken over our lives and I would go as far as to say it has ruined it,” he said.