go dutch in a sentence

• Oh, and when I have meals with short-sellers, we go dutch.
• No . 3 : Don't meet him halfway or go dutch on a date.
• Does the guy pay or do you go Dutch?
• A more likely explanation is the link with Dutch courage, Dutch auction or to go Dutch.
• O'Brien wasn't the first Yank to go Dutch.
• In future, you'll choose to go Dutch.
• "In the early part of the relationship, he refused my offering " to go dutch, O'Rourke says.
• "Don't Meet Him Halfway or Go Dutch on a Date .'There it is again, that lack of flexibility.
• _The ability to go dutch with someone you know well who won't be sizing you up as a skinflint.
• GO DUTCH : You can now open an online savings account with Dutch banking and insurance group ING Group of the Netherlands.
• It's difficult to see go dutch in a sentence .
• An actor said Abbott's idea of a treat was to invite you out to a Child's restaurant, order coffee and then suggest you go Dutch.
• "I think it'd be a good idea for members of Congress to go Dutch for awhile, see what it's like, " said Brownback, a former Kansas secretary of agriculture.
• I now believe that second only to having a girlfriend offer to go Dutch is the rare pleasure of having a passel of Nigerian Dwarf or Boer goats feast on raisins from your hand.
• "Don't meet him halfway or go Dutch on a date, " and " When you meet a man at a dance or a social function, it's really not necessary to mention your children at all ."