Sentence examples for go for pages from inspiring English sources
According to the Pew Internet & American Life Project, 87percentt of 12- to 17-year-olds, or 21 million children, are regularly online — 11 million at least once a day — and so the figures go for pages: 75percentt use instant messaging (82percentt of them by seventh grade) and 84percentt own cellphones and iPods (in a hierarchy of cool colors) as well as laptops, BlackBerrys and other P.D.A.'s.
The same went for Pages I liked long ago and forgot about, and parties in New York I wasn't invited to but saw close friends RSVP to.
The same goes for pages like Google Maps, which have the ability to mash up and display geodata.
We can declare with Copernican simplicity: the net does not revolve around the desktop .And so it goes, for page after page.
They're expensive, too: a three-pack of Post-It pads costs $15, and three letter-size pads go for $2516060 pages each).
Then when we were organizing contracts I saw the scenes go for like 12 pages.
I could go on for pages about my worst ones too.
Some words have definitions that go on for pages and seem to encompass all possible meanings; others are outlandishly precise.
These, cropping up seemingly out of nowhere, can go on for pages, making you wonder whether you are reading a Woolf biography.
Government-supportive publications, of course, are everywhere too: the Magyar Nemzet (Hungarian Nation) and the Magyar Hírlap (Hungarian News) cap a roster that could go on for pages.
He is also interested in the minutiae of life: he frequently slips into tales about his family that go on for pages before he says anything about soccer.
