Sentence examples for cause going from inspiring English sources
I wasn't up for any cause going; looking back, my focus was very narrow.
She's long supported Liberty and CND, but in recent years she seems determined to support every good cause going.
"The gun prohibition people tried to use Gabrielle Giffords and the Trayvon Martin case to get their cause going again, and weren't particularly successful with that," he said.
It is odd, and regrettable, that the most vehement feminists are never moved to greater anger than when faced with another women's definition of the cause, going back to Steinem v Friedan, the 1971 Miami title match.
With a track record of past achievement and enough dynamic talent to produce league-leading results again, Washington's power play shouldn't be written off as a lost cause going into next season.
In stark terms, he says Labour's consideration of Corbyn must stop if it wants to be a serious party of power rather than just a "party of protest that marches, campaigns, backs strikes, calls for ministerial resignations, more money for every cause going, shouts and bawls and fingerjabs".
By stipulation the cause went for trial by the court without a jury.
But, in contrast to the public rites of death, this increasingly frequent cause goes whispered or unmentioned.
Often, infections have few, if any, symptoms, so the damage they cause goes unnoticed until a couple try for children.
Yet we can go forward with confidence, because the State of our Union is strong; our cause in the world is right; and tonight that cause goes on.
