Sentence examples for go on observing from inspiring English sources

Once you'd worked out the mechanics of what he was doing, however, it wasn't rewarding to go on observing him.

'I was always the one on set making notes in a book, standing back from what was going on, observing, learning, though I never admitted it to the director.

And then, the EEG recordings will be going on observed from the time point of "ictal + postictal + Htime".

To find out what was going on, they observed three more groups to see if the behavior was present; it wasn't.

Whatever is going on, Archy observes and comments.

"We still have a Gulf war going on," Buck observes.

"Neither the police nor Milly's family had any idea what was going on," Saunders observed.

"I think that you could actually save money by eliminating the duplication now going on," Johnson observed.

Or they could just quote the final paragraph of the book: Life goes on, as Robert Frost observed.

After the birth, Nancy sent a note to their mother that read, "How disgusting of the poor darling to go and be a girl!" "Life went on," Mitford placidly observes, "as though nothing had happened and all agreed that no one, except Nanny, looked at me till I was three months old and then were not especially pleased by what they saw".

"I don't think he'd ever be able to conceive what's going on now," Davis observed, "the amount of gun violence or weaponry".