Sentence examples for go on however from inspiring English sources

Adam does go on, however, to suggest one that definitely does: "City also contest the Billy Bly Memorial Trophy annually in pre-season against local semi-professionals North Ferriby United in honour of the great goalkeeper," adds Adam.

The class must go on, however, and she's the only one to leave.

Rather than go on, however, it is better to understand what is going on.

You go on, however, to recycle this coinage as a verb: "word-bomb the corn flakes" and "bomb their bosses".

Before we go on, however, congratulations are in order for the sensationally misguided generation of politicians from Gordon Brown to David Cameron who were always going on about wanting "an X factor politics".

The debate will go on, however.

The profile went on, "However, his level of sophistication in interacting with women, especially women who are above him in the social strata, is low.

That may not be all that's going on, however.

More than that was going on, however.

The violence goes on, however, seemingly unabated.

As the days went on, however, the problems persisted.