Sentence examples for go ahead that from inspiring English sources

Whether or not Theresa May decides Hinkley Point should go ahead, that is unlikely to change.

"I think if the Commonwealth Games didn't go ahead, that could have significant implications for the future of the Commonwealth Games, and that's not something we'd like to see," Prime Minister John Key of New Zealand told reporters.

I disagree, I would support her having IVF but again it wouldn't be a blanket yes let's go ahead, that would be with a caveat about exploring whether it's the right thing now and why but also that it's not just about Rosemary understanding the risks, I think the whole clinical team might want to think about their conceptualisation of risk.

RAYMOND: Go ahead, that's what I want to hear, son.

"You go ahead, that way one of us will know how it opens".

I hope it's the case that tax breaks are helping projects go ahead that wouldn't otherwise have happened – and certainly not in the UK.

If Alsop's project goes ahead, that will certainly change.

But if it goes ahead, that's when the real costs to the public will kick in". And Davies will be ready.

"If Ed Balls was to make a strong statement making clear the academies programme was going ahead, that would be one scenario.

"If it goes ahead: that's the $16 billion question," Jon says of the Carmichael mine.

The launching went ahead that Thursday morning.