Sentence examples for go on besides from inspiring English sources
As raw material, the threadbare lyric gave the writers little to go on besides a nameless down-on-his-luck narrator on his way to a $2,000 score; a guy named Eddie enlisted to take him through the tunnel across the river; and a bent-out-of-shape girl, Cherry, whose radio has been hocked.
With little to go on besides black and white photos of a house, a garage, a totem pole and a carved fence post — and some notes from the Brooklyn Museum — Hal Levine, 62, a geologist from Wilton, N.H., had made several visits to Croton over the past four years, asking mail carriers and United Parcel Service drivers if they had seen the house or the carvings.
Alas, there's not much to go on besides the name, a quick teaser trailer and that it's launching sometime in 2019.
Up to now, scientists interested in the evolution of human intelligence have examined fossil skulls and the brains of great apes, but they have never had much to go on besides size.
They have little to go on besides the two men's characters and life histories, which means that each side has every incentive to draw horns on the other guy's portrait.Under Steve Schmidt, Mr McCain's chief strategist since July, the message has grown punchier and more negative.
There's not much to go on besides that (no word on pricing, release dates, or whether or not AT&T actually plans to ever release this thing) — but man, that's certainly not the best looking entry in the Optimus One line.
Meanwhile, the public is left to scratch its head and wonder what's actually going on (besides the mildly intriguing spectacle of movie stars fighting with one another).
Here's what's going on with Facebook besides posting emotions, and it's what prompted me to write this blog.
So, basically, powerful and influential men are having secret meetings and claiming that nothing is going on at them besides the aiding of British society.
She didn't get a lot of say in what was going on around the house besides at that point, so yeah, for me it became a place of solace and safety and security and all that stuff.
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