Sentence examples for flow on to from inspiring English sources

The process of birth was described as when one stage triggers something in the human body and mind to flow on to another stage [ 31].

Disembarking, I go with the flow on to a crammed, smelly bus.

Pick up one of the twirly dumplings, rupture its side with a chopstick and let the exquisite juices flow on to your spoon before you eat.

Her dancers ebb and flow on to the stage, like travellers washed up on an alien shore: duets of cut and thrust suggest conquership; individuals voyage into frightening spaces and cluster together in search of home.

As economists, we note that the historical evidence demonstrates the futility and dangers of imposing unsustainable debt and repayment conditions on debtor countries; the negative impact of austerity policies on weakening economies; and the particularly severe effects that flow on to the poorest households.

At the end of a run, the RCR dosing pump is turned off keeping air gas flow on to back wash any remaining light gas oil.

The European Working Time Directive was one initiative which had a major flow-on effect to numerical flexibility across the health workforce [ 18 ].

Meanwhile, the Elk River joins the Kanawha and flows on to Ohio, carrying a new chemical load that no one wants to own.

Forrest raised the idea during an address to business leaders and suggested it would have flow-on benefits to the federal budget, which is affected by commodity prices.

It's caused a lot of people to ridicule him … but it flows on to the council.

Merging here with the Seti, the waterway flows on to become the Narayani, which in turn feeds the Ganges.