Sentence examples for Go on summer from inspiring English sources

Despite the book's long lists of pitfalls, it may well inspire collectors to go on summer buying sprees.

For now, the group would like to land a recording contract and go on summer tours with children in tow.

Business is now booming -- even though the strongest time for tire sales is spring, before families go on summer vacations, and late fall, when the snow-tire business picks up.

This week, the Energy Department warned that the price would rise to an average of $1.80 and as high as $2 a gallon in some places by the time people go on summer vacations.

"It's not unreasonable to think a fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 is a more reasonable deadline than midsummer, when people are getting ready to go on summer recess," said C. Eugene Steuerle, a budget expert who is now a senior fellow at the Urban Institute.

"In upper-income families, they more often go to the library during the summer, they more often go on summer vacations, they more often attend summer camps -- and there's more reading material in the household, more of them have computers," Mr. Alexander said.

"The negotiations will not go on tomorrow.

These preparations Coordinated Technical Activities (CTA)—have been going on since July 2001.

He went on, "Today the streets are empty.

I have to see what's going on tomorrow myself".

That's what's going on today.