Sentence examples for apparently gone ahead from inspiring English sources

Having lost the argument, it has apparently gone ahead and implemented them on the sly.Tighten the leashAll this adds to the impression that oversight of the NSA has not kept pace with the rapid expansion of its activities.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 29 , 1935P. 9 The Fifth Avenue Coach Company has apparently gone ahead and ordered 105 new buses, vehicles of a highly refined and disagreeable type.

His family had apparently gone ahead of him back to the hotel.

The drum-off will apparently go ahead once Ferrell and Smith raise at least $300,000£183,00000) for Cancer For College, a charity providing university scholarships to cancer survivors.

Actually, maybe even better is that Yahoo apparently went ahead with this idea based on a survey.

But Dell is apparently going ahead with plans to host an invite-only press event inside of Second Life on Tuesday morning at 10 15 AM PST to announce that they'll have an ongoing presence within the virtual world.

France has really done it this time — the country is apparently going ahead with a plan to sell Russia two Mistral-class amphibious assault ships, a move which is understandably none too popular with NATO and its member states, who understandably wonder if this is the best time for NATO to be arming Russia.

When people tried to stop him fleeing, Li apparently said: "Go ahead, sue me.

Still, the production company apparently plans to go ahead with the relaunch on April 29.

Instead, the executions went ahead, apparently timed to coincide with the western New Year holiday break, when public attention might be expected to be distracted.

Two senior Whitehall officials assured US diplomats that the renewal of Britain's Trident nuclear deterrent would go ahead, apparently contradicting then prime minister Gordon Brown's public statements proposing some disarmament by the UK, according to leaked US embassy cables.