Go the distance.
/ɡoʊ ðə ˈdɪstəns/
Continue until the task is completed
To "Go the distance" means to continue until the task is completed, regardless of difficulty. Originally used in sports, particularly boxing, to indicate lasting through all scheduled rounds of a match, the phrase now broadly signifies enduring perseverance to meet one's goals. In today's fast-paced world, adopting this phrase into your vocabulary could reflect resilience and commitment, essential qualities for achieving long-term objectives.
Example Sentences
He's determined to go the people the distance in this competition.
Determined to fully commit to the competition.
Can this car go the distance on just one tank of gas?
Questioning if the car can complete the journey on one tank.
You need more than talent; you need stamina to go the distance in a marathon.
Highlighting the need for stamina beyond just talent.
