Sentence examples for began going on from inspiring English sources

"Pandemics are personal," Dr. Schuchat began, going on to tell the story of her great-aunt Bessie, who was killed during childbirth by the 1918 flu.

"There is nobody in this country who got rich on his own," she began, going on to explain that if someone builds a factory, that's great, but he should keep in mind that he hired workers who were educated in public schools, and shipped his goods on public roads.

Growing up, Alan went to an American school, pledged allegiance to the American flag, felt American in every way -- and he was -- except for one, on paper," Obama began, going on to describe Aleman's high school experience and career aspirations.

After about a year, they began going on weekends to Mexicali, a fifteen-hour trip.

In an effort to drum up interest, she began going on the breast cancer lecture circuit, speaking to women's groups nationwide.

They began going on regular lunch dates and became very close, revealing to each other that both hated going to dinner alone at Country House.

This will allow you to assist more when you actually begin going on calls.

I've just begun, going on a month.

Not until 1893 did he begin going on concert tours, making his English debut in 1894 and his American in 1897.

"Most of us would have preferred a stronger agreement," the letter begins, going on to assess the proposed accord as useful for delaying Iran's program, but not a long-term solution to the problem of a nuclear Iran.

She said that few have responded to a written warning to pay the tickets before the boots begin going on vehicles on Wednesday.