Sentence examples for go on calling from inspiring English sources
So, is there any good reason why you should go on calling it a "national" curriculum?
And I go on calling Elena Ferrante Elena Ferrante because that is who she wishes to be.
The unions had achieved control of many workplaces and – it seemed – could go on calling the shots.
That made some whites go to Frazier's corner, and made many blacks go on calling Ali champion even when Frazier was.
Speaking as someone who, when well, writes cultural externalities for a living, I think it might be more efficient, from the productivity angle, if we could go on calling them books.
My fiance's father said to me, "If you're going to be my son-in-law, you needn't go on calling me Sir. Call me Field Marshal".
Some were paid — and many still are — to participate in an outdoor theater performance that still goes on called "Happy Canyon".
It has been easy to forget, what with the Brexit result and the US election, but there's still something going on called the eurozone crisis.
"We pulled down a couple of files and noticed some similarities to an attack that was going on called Operation Pawn Storm".
They had a festival going on called Liverpool Soundcity! that I wanted to check out.
