go into (+ noun)

to enter into a state.

• Congress went into recess.
• Men and women went into battle.
• Tom went into hypovolemic shock.
• Those troops are going into action.
• He went into rehab.
• Tom went into rehab.
• I just went into debt.
• He has gone into debt.
• The system will go into operation in a short time.
• The company he used to work for went into bankruptcy last month.
• There's a rumor in the air that the firm is going into bankruptcy.
• There's another rumor in the air that the firm is going into bankruptcy.
• A man on the treadmill suddenly collapsed and went into full cardiac arrest.
• For the first time, his army went into battle.
• We can't just look on dejectedly while this city continues to go into decline.
• The Wedding March always reminds me of the music played when soldiers go into battle.
• She sometimes goes into a mood of depression.

to start a new job.

• He went into teaching.
• She went into teaching.
• Tom went into teaching.
• I went into the navy.
• I went into the army.
• I'm thinking of going into politics.
• Tom wanted to go into politics.
• On leaving school, he went into business.
• She regretted not having gone into music.
• I always wanted to go into show business.
• A great number of citizens went into the army.
• Right after I graduated from college, I went into the army.
• I went into the air force.
• His desire is to go into business.
• I didn't start out thinking I'd go into show business.
• I've decided to go into business for myself.
• Tom and his cousin went into business together.
• Tom and his cousins went into business together.
• Whether he studies or goes into business, I won't stop him.

to talk about something in detail.

• I can't go into detail.
• I won't go into details.
• I didn't go into details.
• Let's not go into details.
• Tom didn't go into details.
• I won't go into detail if you don't want me to.
• She basically said that, without going into details.
• I'll give you our answer after we go into your proposal in greater detail.
• I have gone into all the details of this thing whether they seemed to me relevant or not.
• I went into details.
• This argument doesn't go into sufficient deep.

to enter in a place.

• I go into the bank.
• Tom went into his room.
• I went into Tom's room.
• Tom went into the bank.
• Don't go into that area.
• Tom went into the house.
• Let's go into my office.
• I'm going into her house.
• They went into the woods.
• Tom went into his bedroom.
• Tom went into the next room.
• Let's go into the other room.
• Tom went into the dining room.
• I saw someone go into the room.
• Tom went into his dressing room.
• Tom went into the adjoining room.
• Tom went into the conference room.
• I had to stoop to go into the room.
• Don't go into this drawing room now.
• Tom told me not to go into that room.
• We're going to go into the other room.
• Tom told me not to go into his bedroom.
• Tom didn't go into the room right away.
• He went into the next room and lay down.
• She went into her room to dress herself.
• Tom got up and went into the other room.
• Follow me! Let's go into the other room.
• Tom went into his room and shut the door.
• She went into the room and lay on the bed.
• She went into her room to change her dress.
• Tom went into his room and closed the door.
• Tom went into his room and slammed the door.
• I saw Jane go into her classroom with a smile.
• After dinner, we all went into the drawing room.
• Tom kicked the door open and went into the room.
• Everyone were surprised when I went into the room.
• I went into a tearoom, where I happened to see him.
• The girl went into the forest to look for mushrooms.
• Tom went into the room and slammed the door behind him.
• No ones goes into that room until the authorities arrive.
• Jim went into the room quietly lest he should wake the baby.
• Jack stopped talking all of a sudden when Mary went into the room.
• I went into the room, where I found the children sitting on the sofa.
• Tom went into Mary's office.
• Did you see anybody go into my office?
• Tom went into his office and closed the door.
• Did you actually see Tom going into the Mary's office?
• Tom decided that it wasn't necessary to go into the office today.
• The wolf went into the henhouse.
• It was brave of you to go into the burning house.
• I almost got killed when I went into the burning house to save Tom.
• Tom went into the building.
• Tom has gone into the cave.
• We cannot go into the studio.
• Tom has gone into the tunnel.
• I didn't go into the cave with Tom.
• I told Tom not to go into the cave.
• Tom told me not to go into the cave.
• I saw Tom going into the cave.
• We weren't allowed to go into that cave.
• Do you think it's safe to go into this cave?
• Have you ever seen people actually go into that cave?
• Tom got up from the table and went into the kitchen.
• Tom went into the kitchen to see what Mary was cooking.
• I went into the kitchen to make myself something to eat.
• Tom slipped quietly out of bed and went into the kitchen.
• Tom went into the kitchen and poured himself a cup of coffee.
• She went into the kitchen to see who was there, but there was nobody there.
• He went into the kitchen, and before you could say Jack Robinson he had produced a meal.
• Tom and Mary went into the kitchen.
• Tom went into the kitchen to get some coffee.
• Tom went into the kitchen to get a drink of water.
• He went into the bank.
• He went into the bank in the disguise of a guard.
• I can stay in the car while you go into the bank.
• Tom went into the bank while Mary waited patiently in the car.
• Tom said that the men he saw going into the bank had the weapons.
• Does she dare to go into the forest?
• You shouldn't have gone into the forest alone.
• If you go into the forest, watch out for the man-eating ogres!
• If you go into the forest, watch out for the ogres who eat children!
• "I am not going into the forest after bear cubs," said the elder brother.
• Tom went into his apartment and closed the door.
• I go into the store.
• I saw Tom go into the store across the street.
• Why don't you wait in the car while I go into the store?
• He tied his dog up to the tree while he went into the store.