go beyond something *

He'd gone beyond the point of no return some time ago.

He had gone beyond hope, was ready for his life to end.

He looked as if he'd gone beyond age and had become something other than a man.

I knew exactly where he was at and now I've gone beyond him.

So I can't ever see a point in going beyond two.

Just about all are the first in their families to go beyond high school.

Start here to learn how to go and pay for your education beyond high school.

His support goes way beyond anything to do with music.

Whatever he thought of her would not go beyond him.

The street goes back to the 14th century and beyond.