Sentence examples for go on perhaps from inspiring English sources

But the war on terror will go on, perhaps stronger than ever.

And so it would go on, perhaps promising, "One man had to choose whether to love, or whether to die", or something.

The prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki, said that construction of the Adhamiya barrier would stop, but his military commanders hinted that it might go on, perhaps with less imposing barriers.

Although the judge said he would take the motion to dismiss the charges under advisement, the tone of the proceedings left both sides expecting a trial to go on, perhaps in June.

Life will go on, perhaps a bit better than before, with understanding and hope all around.

If any repudiation is going on, perhaps it is of the conservative wing of the Republican Party.

(Give or take the president, who seems to have the cool thing going on, perhaps not always to his advantage).

M. D. now knows of these conversations," and goes on, "Perhaps D D Brooks should know too.

Women, regardless of country, almost never tell me what's really going on, perhaps because I'm too embarrassed to ask.

Barcelona appeared fatigued as the game went on, perhaps from a 450-mile bus trip the team was forced to take.

He went on, "Perhaps it is because they want to control the aftermath of the war without owing any group favors.