Sentence examples for and eventually went on from inspiring English sources

He was signed up in 1938, and eventually went on to become the Lieutenant General in the Red Army.

Hilda, however, remained a Christian, and eventually went on to become abbess of the influential Whitby Abbey.

He chose the Kansas City Chiefs and eventually went on to coach the Buffalo Bills, leading them to four consecutive Super Bowls (all losses).

The Yankees won Game 1 of that series behind Chien-Ming Wang, but the Tigers came back to win the next three and eventually went on to the World Series.

Sartre wrote dozens of articles for Combat while in the States, often phoning them back to Camus in Paris, and eventually went on to talk philosophy at Harvard, Princeton, Yale and elsewhere.

Joining the African National Congress in 1944, he engaged in resistance against the ruling National Party's apartheid policies after 1948 and eventually went on trial for treason in 1956 61 (acquitted 1961).

Buckley, who is 20 years old, began hacking on computers a decade ago, teaching himself basic programming languages, securing consulting gigs, and eventually going on to build products that were sold.

It was there that he recorded his first live album with Count Basie and his orchestra, and he eventually went on to become a co-owner.The Sands was demolished in 1996, long after it had lost its lustre, and two new resorts, the Venetian and the Palazzo, were built on the site.

Zen eventually went "on tour" and traveled to different cities.

There is a precedent: GCSES, which replaced O-levels in 1988, led to more pupils staying in school past 16 and eventually going on to university.

PRESIDENT Bush announced grandiose plans to return to the Moon, build a base there and eventually go on to Mars -- but on a tight budget.