Sentence examples for constantly going on from inspiring English sources

I wonder whether this is one of the reasons it's so easy to fall in love with the place a reminder that every wild and weird thing that is constantly going on in every club and corner is part of one wonderful whole.

An amazing array of phenomena are constantly going on around us and in us all the time; the breeze blowing through trees, birds singing, the tide flowing in and out, sun shining, human interactions, and the steady beating of our hearts to name just a few.

Annexation of one town by another is constantly going on, but when Pembroke Park tried to swallow up Carver Ranches, the black neighborhood to the west, the latter town successfully resisted.

Poppy, a girl suffering from anxiety is constantly going on about how cliched her life is.

On Parenting.com, the editor, Susan Kane, says the debate "is constantly going on".

The East German news media was constantly going on about the "bandits" who had killed allegedly unarmed Chinese soldiers.

My advice for parents is, if you want something doing, don't constantly go on about it, just say it once.

"I think he's analysed the key mistake of the Wadley years, which was to constantly go on about how awful everything was in a very miserable Daily Mail style".

"People constantly go on about my age and the fact I started boxing in my 30s, but I still love the fight game and you'll see a better performance than you saw tonight.

"I don't understand the incessant need to constantly go on and on about hating things all the time because, what, she's 20 years old?

Don't constantly go on about them as it could be very annoying especially for the people who don't like SDRE.