The phrase "as something going" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a state of progress or continuation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I was wondering if you could tell me how the project is going."
Alternatives: "as something progressing" or "as something continuing".
As awkward as Mr Jacques's outburst was, it reminded me that in live theatre, there's nothing quite as exciting as something going wrong.
As one of the commentators in the movie explains: "When the baby's coming down the birth canal, remember, it's going through the exact same positions as something going in, the penis going into the vagina, to cause an orgasm.
It gradually becomes evident that the film can be read as something going on in the mind of a man wholly preoccupied by the problems of making a work of art, someone who has on his mind Graham Greene's cruel precept that "There is a splinter of ice in the heart of a writer".
That in this age of the internet, cellphones, and 24/7/365 talk around baseball, that the transactional aspect of free agent signings and trades make the Winter Meetings as something going the way of the Dodo.
"Those motivations can go away in a heartbeat as soon as something goes wrong," said Cheika, who reverts to the team that beat Fiji in the opening pool game, making 14 changes after the victory over Uruguay.
You have to give people a chance to own their areas, but you also have to agree that they're going to come and tell you as soon as something goes awry.
"As long as you do your job, no one says anything to you, but as soon as something goes wrong, everyone looks at you like you've got a third eye," he said.
There are many perks of having a place to call your own, but the honeymoon can come to a sudden end as soon as something goes awry.
The tone of the chatter would change, he said, as soon something went glaringly wrong.
Pro basketball could be going away for a while, just as the Bulls are getting something going.
