"carry on the path" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to continue along a particular route or course of action. Example: After hiking for hours, we finally reached a fork in the trail. We decided to carry on the path to the right, hoping it would lead us to the beautiful waterfall we had been searching for.
They are very loose and prone to erosion. 4 To continue with our suggested route, carry on along the path, and walk up and over the viewpoint.
6 Cross the woods using the log bridge shortcut on your left or carry on down the path.
Go through the gate on the other side of the road and carry on along this path to the gazebo.
Following the publication this June of figures showing a rise in the working poor, Oxfam's Chris Johnes said: "If we carry on down this path, the UK will return to levels of inequality not seen since Victorian times".
The government, however, seems determined to carry on down the same path, adamantly insisting that the executive alone should have the right to trigger our exit from the EU.
Mr Johnes added: "We need to see income being distributed more fairly if we are to make any impact on reducing levels of poverty; if we carry on down this path the UK will return to levels of inequality not seen since Victorian times".
The ownership of United has long since been transferred to Glazer's six children, with all the signs that the club will carry on its chosen path.
In order to keep the services happy, President Bill Clinton agreed to buy a dozen new kinds of "platform"—the generic term for ships, tanks or anything on which weapons and sensors are mounted —but the Pentagon is only in the early stages of paying for them.For several reasons, the Bush administration cannot carry on down this path.
Where will your career go if you carry on along the same path?
He wants to carry on down that path.
"Even though I did a four-year sentence I didn't come out and think I was going to carry on down that path," Otto said.
