Sentence examples for go on backing from inspiring English sources

Most local bosses are likely to go on backing the big man in the Kremlin, so long as he does not interfere too much with them.

Mr de la Rua indeed is counting on the Peronist governors of the three biggest provinces to go on backing his austerity drive.They may prove increasingly reluctant allies, however.

Many of the gunmen, they say, are northern tribesmen and seminary students let loose by Mr Saleh (and in his absence by his friends) to persuade gullible Western governments to go on backing the regime in Sana'a.

Even the Americans might find it hard to go on backing Israel come hell or high water.More hawkish Palestinians, typified by the Islamist movement, Hamas, are not giving up on a two-state solution; they never believed in it in the first place.

The new editor who ousted Mr Campbell says the Mirror will go on backing Labour.

Whether they will go on backing Mr Hagen as far as the next general election, in 2005, is another matter.

What was going on back there couldn't be natural.

(A waitress, warily eyeing the kitchen, said, "I don't know what's going on back there").

"What is going on back there?" a visitor asked, interrupting a discussion about the division of Jackson Hewitt franchise territories.

We go on, circle back, go on.

"Just go on back to sleep".