Sentence examples for go on events from inspiring English sources

As years go on events prove that the entire family has some sort of a taint - they all come to a sad end.

Even if TV Rain is allowed to go on, these events will have become a chilling part of its institutional memory.

In London the logistics are particularly complicated because the host city has so much else going on, events are taking place throughout the capital, and existing transport systems are already heaving with local traffic at the best of times.

Sir Robin wants to take a sledgehammer to divisions between religious and ethnic groups in his patch.In Newham, every spare penny goes on events and organisations designed to benefit everyone.

You can, of course, plan some non-activity time in the weekend (going on events every day can be perennial).

"Our flood situation is dire, but our event is still going on," the event spokeswoman Christine Friesleben said.

Keep an eye on events going on at local museums, theatres and galleries that might tie in with the curriculum.

But everyone who wants people to know what is going on sends the event in to the daybook.

The pleasure of the party came more from being included than from anything that actually went on during the event.

It was as if what was going on at this event was just too out there, too much.

It's that the sporting events going on right now are such a delightful mix.