Sentence examples for europe to continue from inspiring English sources

And now I move on again to Europe to continue this column from there.

In about 1911 or 1912 he left Japan for Europe to continue his musical training.

She returned from Europe to continue her research work in Washington and, in 1955, married a fellow academic, Evron Kirkpatrick.

At a news conference in Tehran on Thursday, Mr. Larijani urged Europe to continue the talks with Iran.

In a further blow to the leave camp's credibility, Germany's leading business group distanced itself from Johnson's suggestion that German business expected Britain's free trade with Europe to continue seamlessly.

"Penetration of broadband in eastern Europe was really low, but it is starting to catch up with Europe and we expect eastern Europe to continue to grow," said Ms Mueller.

They include a splashy event for Michael Moore's Europe-hopping policy documentary "Where to Invade Next," which hopes to continue buzz it built in Toronto and New York.

This will be his fifth Ryder Cup and he will be keen to continue his productive partnership with Justin Rose that was so vital the last time Europe played at home at Gleneagles in 2014.

Today's luxury market reflects the current geo-economic shift from the U.S.-Europe-Japan triad to the emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China, a trend that is expected to continue for the foreseeable future.

The Liberal Democrats have vowed to continue trying to amend the legislation after it comes to the Lords, while pro-Europe Tory and Labour peers may also try and make changes to the bill.

Moreover, the existence of a deadline for this conference--the 35 governments represented are to report back, in the fall of 1986, to the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe--holds out a promise of more progress here than at the Geneva talks, expected by both sides to continue long into the future.