Sentence examples for continuing on recent from inspiring English sources
Continuing on recent developments in hockey and figure skates, he invented the narrow shape cross section (NSX), the first Mogema design for ice skates.
While they may have come to rely on administrative segregation (as this practice was known in a more benevolent form in the 20th century) through different routes, both prison services would do well to continue on recent indications of reform.
On a night that should have centered around the Washington Capitals recording their fourth consecutive win and continuing on their recent roll of strong play, the team's victory was overshadowed by a potential injury to leading scorer Nicklas Backstrom.
Edison continued on its recent roll and Huntington Beach scored a second one-run victory over Fountain Valley, as the Sunset League baseball race continued Tuesday.
If the shares can continue on the recent torrid run, we see overhead resistance around the $43-$43-$45ce levels.
Traders had expected job growth to continue on its recent path by which fairly large job gains were being recorded early this year.
The Edison boys' water polo team continued on its recent roll Tuesday by defeating host Santa Margarita, 10-7, inonleagueue play.
The Nikkei 225 share index in Japan and other markets in the region were also reacting to a strong jobs report in the United States on Friday, which suggested the global economy was on solid footing even as it reinforced the case for the Federal Reserve to continue building on recent interest rate increases.
The money will go towards expanding the company from eight to 50 or 60 by this time next year, and continue building on recent products like SMS payments and recurring payments for subscriptions by providing more services for developers.
Starting with the commercial treaties that initially regulated migration and continuing on to the global politics of recent mobility, Gabaccia brings immigration and foreign relations history together in groundbreaking ways". Kristin Hoganson, author of Consumers' Imperium: The Global Production of American Domesticity, 1865 1920.
