Sentence examples for and seem to go from inspiring English sources

Some people plateau and seem to go on for a long time.

The kitchens below are clean, bright and seem to go on forever.

Touch-screen machines are particularly controversial, since they generally do not produce paper output, cause confusion among voters, and seem to go wrong rather often.

They are straight and wide and seem to go on for ever, perfect for cruising over long distances, powered by big lazy engines.

Some cemeteries are huge and seem to go on for miles Christ the King, a Catholic high school, is actually located in the middle of a Lutheran cemetery.

'I don't need anyone new.' One of those times, the person who invited him was a trademark and patents lawyer young enough to be his daughter, one of those large-breasted girls who don't read and seem to go through an inevitable phase of curiosity about sex with older men.

It was slightly less annoying and seemed to go by a bit faster.

He got paid on cachorreo day and seemed to go on a bender.

Meanwhile, about diplomacy: China's government has shown no hint of helpfulness and seems to go out of its way to flaunt its contempt for U.S. negotiators.

When other characters do, "My Name Is Red" acquires the brilliant stasis of the depictions themselves, and seems to go nearly nowhere.

Bale had a strong claim for a penalty turned down as he threaded his way through three defenders and seemed to go over Behrami's outstretched leg.