go for the jugular

Go for the jugular is what he does on every occasion.

"They had time, but he was looking to go for the jugular.

But when Woods went for the jugular today, he slipped.

"I was supposed to go for the jugular," he said in reflecting on his performance.

Charlie was surprised to hear himself going for the jugular like that.

Woods went for the jugular at the par-3, 178-yard No. 16.

In this business, you need to go for the jugular."

"They went for the jugular right away," the Speaker said.

More likely, he was just too squeamish to go for the jugular.

"He goes for the jugular," someone at press row said.

Gore is no longer going for the jugular the way he did in most of the debates.

I suggest you think of a way to go for the jugular."

"I decided to go for the jugular, make it controversial."

And in truth, even Lieberman is unwilling to go for the jugular.

You go for the jugular by saying that the bill will discourage investment and hurt the economy.

"To me, you've got to go for the jugular," he said.

"If somebody went for the jugular on subjects like these, it would be offensive," he said.

He also has a reputation for not going for the jugular.

"Dallas is the type of team that if you go down, they are going for the jugular.

She takes chances and can go for the jugular.

Not every school's fight song goes for the jugular.

Crosby read my mind and went for the jugular.

"First in finding the heart of the scene and then in going for the jugular."

"No, her fangs have been drawn, but his are still in place and ever ready to go for the jugular."

Then Northwestern went for the jugular, driving 55 yards in just three plays to take a 17-9 lead.