Sentence examples for go on comes from inspiring English sources

So, with largely anecdote to go on, comes some research from Nicholas H Wolfinger, a demographer from Utah University.

When most people think of Celine Dion, the melody to "My Heart Will Go On" comes to mind.

Saying it was "utterly inexcusable," he admitted he expected "quite a bit of stuff will go on coming out".

Political homogeneity, he went on, comes at "a substantial cost" to research quality.

The English word "faith," she went on, comes from a Greek word that means trust, commitment, engagement or involvement.

Finally, the gift that goes on coming.

A clue to what was going on came from David Singh from Trinidad.

He went on, "Coming from a tiny apple-producing state like Minnesota, with no local infrastructure, forced me to go out into the world and get more ideas.

The "Rarities Edition" of "What's Going On" came out in January, and "Let's Get It On" follows now.

"And out of that," Dr. Anderson went on, "came a pattern of living that was reinforced by events like that critical accident in France".

My father went on coming and going for years, making a home for himself in Lima, in the district of San Juan de Lurigancho.