Sentence examples for but going on from inspiring English sources

But probably the key work of this generation, published in the 1930s but going on to become a manual of the 1960s, was Margaret Mead's "Coming of Age in Samoa".

But going on for four-and-a-half hours -- a duration exceeded only by the same composer's String Quartet II, also performed in the city recently -- it becomes something that is simply there, a fact.

But going on to say that she was writing not only because she appreciated what I said, but the way I expressed it; that I clearly understood what they were trying to do, and gave a convincing and well-reasoned explanation of why Piazza was such a major accomplishment.

For analysis (4), numbers of participants reporting neither self-harm thoughts nor behaviour at baseline but going on to report one or both at 6 months are described.

Writing in The Times late that year, Hilton Kramer reviewed an exhibition at Hofstra University that included the image, calling it "one of the most beautifully composed pictures in the show," but going on to say, "Yet its 'Marat/Sade' imagery leaves one wondering if we have not moved beyond the boundaries of fashion photography".

He's 79 but going on 37".

But going on-line is a lot harder than it looks, and Levi's struggle offers lessons for all marketers pondering a foray into cyberspace.

But what is going on?

But what's going on?

"But what's going on is theft".

But go on.