Sentence examples for go on so about from inspiring English sources

Why does it go on so about the fact that this year's stunning champion miler, Rock Of Gibraltar, is owned by Sir Alex Ferguson, if not in desperate hope of grabbing a bit of what football has got?

There was a Giants game going on so bros were about, and on the prowl.

"I remember (Bill Lively) going on so glowingly about her, I thought, 'Wow, this girl's dynamite,'" she recalled.

"There are days where there ain't nothing going on, so I wrote about nothing going on," she said.

Hollywood doesn't really know what's going on so they talk about target demos and that kind of stuff.

"It's also a good idea to be transparent about what's going on so siblings don't get resentful".

"One naturally cannot go on forever, so about five years ago I started to organise a succession plan.

But that can only go on so long — farmers can typically only reach about 80percentt of any given parcel of land's maximum potential.

This effect may pre-date Obama: One wonders if Republicans go on about Churchill so much in part because it gives them a way to celebrate the Allied victory in the Second World War while navigating their way around Roosevelt.

I apologise for going on so long about my own ailments – a dreadful case of "anecdotal evidence", for which I am continually upbraided by clinical purists.

(Brady was released without charge, so why the edit?) Similarly, a modicum of self-awareness could have stopped her going on so long about her ongoing and rather yawnsome battle to win the Olympic stadium for West Ham.