Go on, carry on with the question.
"At the time, the argument put forward was that if languages were taught in primary schools then people would automatically want to carry on with them post-14".
"At the time, the argument put forward was that if languages were taught in primary schools then people would automatically want to carry on with them post-14". But this assumption was misguided and naive, she says.
Copy-cats aside, Palm's carrying on with the idea.
That alone will give you the strength to carry on, with a smile... [This post originally ran on Viva Fifty!].
We'll carry on posting and updating the website with the latest through the night, as (hopefully) members of the flotilla are able to get in touch with their home countries and families, so keep checking back.
She wrote that she could see her tormentors carrying on with their lives, posting smiling pictures on social media, and acting as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened.
The interview carried on after the TV program ran out of time, with a 13-minute bonus segment posted exclusively on the internet.
When the editor retired at the age of eighty, one of his apprentices carried on with a feeble sheet called"The New-York Evening Post".
Sony has carried on with a minimalistic style for their third post-SonyEricsson design.
Most of the runners in the race, including 2010 BBC Sports Personality of the Year McCoy, carried on, with Cunning Clarets, ridden by Hughes, first past the post.
