Sentence examples for go on choosing from inspiring English sources

Even now, as Baghdad falls after three weeks of startling military advance, one can go on choosing among images and reference points.

It is now being questioned whether we can go on choosing our political leaders in the manner held essential to democracy - having them move freely among masses of people In no civilized country other than the U.S. are lethal weapons so numerous or so easily come by.

So go on, choose your vehicle yourself--you and your astrologer.

You can choose to go on by yourself or to become forever bonded by freeing her little pixilated heart.

Klein went on: "Whether I choose to continue it I don't yet know".

Yes, there is a war going on, whether The Times chooses to recognize it or not.

While all this was going on, the F.T.C. chose to "informally" look into Intel's actions.

Godfrey admits, however, that most Steiner pupils go on to choose the humanities over science.

The caucuses then go on to choose delegates to county conventions.

Many go on to choose specialties or work in the rural and disadvantaged geographic locations that their American counterparts shun.

Better-educated people may go on to choose more intellectually demanding occupations and pursue brain-stimulating hobbies, resulting in a form of lifelong learning.