Sentence examples for carried on much from inspiring English sources

Astonishingly, they carried on – much to the intrigue of their fans and the media.

Other mining processes were less mechanized and were carried on much as they had been in antiquity.

In short, Mr. Jackson's death has carried on much as his life, full of rumors, litigation and a shifting cast of characters acting on his behalf.

Unfortunately we had just 15 seconds before the end of the programme Radio 4 would have literally pulled the plug on us if we'd carried on much longer".

The union proved short-lived and the Stooges carried on much as before, though Asheton frowned on Pop's penchant for giving acid to his numerous girlfriends at the "Fun House", where the band now lived.

Sitting in 12th in the Premier League after a poor 3-1 defeatoto Crystal Palace on 23 November, Rodgers believes he would have been sacked if the poor form had carried on much longer.

More likely, after a fudge, Tatarstan and the eternal Mr Shaimiev will carry on much as before.

Chances are that the Gas will carry on much as they have always done.

My guess is that it will carry on much as before.

Poor societies are fragile, but if the electricity fails, they carry on much as before, he observed.

Clauses allowing added inspections "in exceptional circumstances", for example, may allow the bribe-hunters to carry on much as usual.