Sentence examples for carry on at from inspiring English sources

Vaughn's ex-wife, Gail, has the refined, murderous verbal instincts of a 1930s screwball heroine: proposing a birthday dinner for him, she says, "We ought to carry on at least one tradition from our marriage, which failed so abruptly".

Extraordinarily, not only did Arlen survive what he later called "The Year of the Transfusions," he managed throughout it all to carry on at least two affairs simultaneously -- one with the Broadway singer Lisa Kirk, the other with Marlene Dietrich.

Above all Rosling was an advocate for a "fact-based worldview," one which his family says they'll carry on at the foundation he started.

That, he decided, was no way to carry on at the grand old age of 32.

Those with stamina would carry on at the nearby Reservoir Bar.

Now he has said he will carry on, at least for the moment.

Meanwhile life and death in the village carry on at their own traditional pace.

Most DVD's would carry on at length about such a casting coup.

Our aim is to play seven matches; to carry on at every stage.

But they were allowed to carry on at their menial jobs that no Malaysian cared to do.

"The great advantage of this was that it made it possible for the interviews to carry on at considerable length".