| It continues to seek out every lobbyist, every insider and every go-getter in the city of Ottawa and across the country. |
| They call him a go-getter in the movie, and he is a go-getter, especially for that part of the country in a depressed situation. |
| I'm sending you there, Harrison, because your record indicates that you're a go-getter. |
| For a go-getter like Eileen, they had better get the plane warmed up and ready, and the Canadian Embassy should get the visa stamps inked! |
| Thin and tired, she seemed to have little in common with the bright-eyed young go-getter. |
| He was also a budding go-getter who used to work in his family's furrier shop and stretch animal hides for 25 cents each. |
