Sentence examples for editorial goes from inspiring English sources

Soon enough, though, the editorial goes all high-minded.

Your editorial goes on to explain and justify your action because of the "very particular circumstances" of the case.

The editorial goes on to say that if the Canadian Transport Agency decides pet allergies, unlike peanut allergies, are not a disability, the cause should be taken up by the House of Commons Standing Committee on Health.

The editorial goes on to examine possible solutions to the problem of Northern Ireland, noting "for the British it is no solution to get out and leave the place to bloody civil war".

The editorial goes on to say that the "trouble with compulsory regulation is that, in the wrong hands, it could edge us back towards something that looks like the licensing of the press and of journalists – something that was abolished in the late 17th century and which has no place in a free society".

The editorial goes on to introduce CTSciNet, the Clinical and Translational Science Network.

The editorial went out, and the fire flared up on prairie.

As the editorial went on, "It is not the only function of a proctor to restrain the confirmed cheater.

The editorial went on, "A core theme of Mr. Trump's campaign was making America safer.

The editorial went on to warn: "All foreign companies burned their wings in Hollywood".

If only sharia law applied in Pakistan, the editorial went on to lament, the current debate over reforming the blasphemy law would be entirely moot.