Sentence examples for go on contributing from inspiring English sources
Mr Cameron said: "Gordon has given a huge amount in terms of public service and his contribution in government and Parliament, and I am sure he will go on contributing to public life even after he has left the House of Commons".
"These options aim to encourage local staff to develop valuable skills and knowledge in Afghanistan so they can go on contributing to a brighter future for themselves, their families and their country", Hammond said.
However, they need breakfast, so they find their way to the center, where they meet and learn about the Black Panthers, make friends and, as the summer goes on, contribute their own part to the movement.
Although Harrison declined, he later supplied incidental music for Little Malcolm (1974), a film he produced under the aegis of Apple Films, before going on to contribute to soundtracks for his HandMade Films productions in the 1980s, including Time Bandits and Shanghai Surprise.
I'm going to carry on contributing in other ways," said Grey-Thompson, who won 16 Paralympic medals, including 11 gold, during her athletics career.
Then there was the Zeppelin tour I went on; that also contributed a lot to the movie.
Or would you like it to go on?" Huang Shaojie contributed research.
That many refugees, foreign spouses and EU citizens exercising the treaty rights go on to contribute such a great amount to their host country's economy should be viewed as a bonus, rather than an expectation.
Writing initially in the style of S.J. Perelman, Allen would go on to contribute dozens of sophisticated humour pieces to the magazine over several decades; these pieces were collected in books such as Without Feathers (1975) and Getting Even (1978).
I think it's vile that our society doesn't support young single mothers through higher education so that they can go on to contribute more to society without their kids suffering as a result.
