Sentence examples similar to carry on advancing from inspiring English sources

Research and Scholarship: Research in all forms carried on to advance knowledge, to develop its practical applications, or to improve an art, and thus of immediate or ultimate public benefit.

They will carry on.

You carry on.

We carry on.

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We could carry on.

But Visa and MasterCard carry on.

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If so, carry on.

It wants all fees -- for bags, carry-on, advance seat assignments -- clearly displayed online when consumers are buying tickets and at other points of sale.

After 1865, vigilantes, police, and uncounted judges, legislators, and governors (North and South) carried on the tradition of intimidation advanced by the KKK and celebrated in D. W. Griffith's infamous film, The Birth of a Nation (1915).