Sentence examples for be go on from inspiring English sources

A portrait of Damien Hirst by Jonathan Yeo will be go on display later this year at the National Portrait Gallery.

But, of course, the beauty of this rivalry is that Red Sox fans, against all odds and experience, against what they recognize reality to be, go on believing that anything is possible.

Each day, for five days, 100 beds will be go on sale at 1pm GMT (so that's 2pm BST here in the UK) when customers can book up to two beds each per night.

It will be go on sale in December in this country, carrying a $9,980 price tag.

"We need politicians who are mature enough to present the case to the public why, if we want the health service to be go on doing the things that are so value by the public, it will have to do it in different ways and not regard every attempt to change as something which is a bandwagon which is convenient for them to jump on".

What's going on?

What is going on?

What was going on?

"It's going on!

"Bounties been going on forever".

But what is going on?