Sentence examples for continues doing something from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, "Gilmore Girls" continues doing something even more remarkable than surviving against 'Survivor".

It is pretty obvious that the trial handed Bellfield an opportunity to continue doing something he enjoys – inflicting extreme cruelty.

Why not continue doing something I've always wanted to do?" The problem is, in today's movie landscape, Statham is facing competition from all directions.

Of course, the best way to get a 3-year-old to continue doing something annoying is to try to stop her.

"I had just finished this architectural project in Krefeld, Germany, with a Mies van der Rohe house, and I was in the frame of mind to continue doing something architectural," he said.

And they were still obsessed with figuring out when the end of time was, what Apocalypse was, but they were also trying to figure out "What’s my place in the scheme of counting and the scheme of days". Well you could continue doing something which is being done in Los Angeles by another video maker, Ennis Demitrios sp?), interview centenarians.

In this one, get on with means do, or continue doing, something.

You'll be faced with the decision to abandon 'what you loved' and change careers, or continue doing something you no longer enjoy," she wrote.

He may be refusing to do something or will continue doing something after you have told him not to.

"Hopefully I can continue doing it, something similar to what Vijay has done," Woods, a 74-time winner on the tour, said earlier in the week.

If I ever make another New Years resolution it will be to resolve to continue not doing something I already do not do, like hang-gliding or caring about voodoo islands.