Sentence examples for go ahead but from inspiring English sources

Go ahead". But I was left very, very free.

Mr Putin said this would go ahead, but only on a strictly mutual basis.

So Stephen and I would therefore be allowed to go ahead, but on one condition.

Or it may go ahead – but more "smoothly", given that there will be no actual contest.

Zarif, sensing it was an empty threat, said: "Go ahead, but don't threaten an Iranian".

He was adamant it would not go ahead but those in charge had other ideas.

"If you want to say it, go ahead, but I can't".

Obviously the wedding is still going to go ahead but we're still unsure about the venue".

Today's vote will go ahead, but it will be next week's vote that really counts.

"Sometimes she says, 'Go ahead.' But other times she says, 'Oooh Patrick, my hair is dirty,' which is fine.

21 Oct: Talks between student leaders and Hong Kong government go ahead - but go nowhere.