Sentence examples for finally went on from inspiring English sources

I realized I needed an education and finally went on to Columbia University and George Washington law school.

We finally went on a winning streak, and somehow, by a miraculous kiss of Lady Luck, managed to win back all our losses after another four grueling hours.

As for the house in the Hamptons, when it finally went on the rental market, Diane Saatchi, one of the area's best-known brokers, was flooded with calls from people who wanted a tour — though few seemed particularly interested in taking it for the summer.

He was back when the Wii finally went on sale at 8 a.m. but missed his chance to get one; the $250 consoles sold out in less than a minute.

The light bulb in my head finally went on.

Mr. Harnick finally went on record about the dispute in 2004.

"Some kids are going to have that 'aha' moment not in the classroom, but the light bulb is going to finally go on outside".

"We've matched so many times I think it's time to finally go on a date," I told one girl on OKCupid a few weeks ago.

Two models, a 12- and a 20-incher, were announced for a December release (in Japan), and tomorrow the smaller one (pictured) will finally go on sale.

Similarly, the Senate should finally go on the record with its own budget, one that combines further tax increases on the wealthy, investments in education, energy and public works, and sensible spending cuts.

The light bulb finally goes on.