Sentence examples for go on something from inspiring English sources
At twilight when walking, or at the parting of ways with a friend, Thomas could feel great sadness that his journey must come to an end: Things will happen which will trample and pierce, but I shall go on, something that is here and there like the wind, something unconquerable, something not to be separated from the dark earth and the light sky, a strong citizen of infinity and eternity.
Much of the heroism of those who suffer lies simply in this: that they strive to go on — something even a fawn can do.
General Assembly sees itself in part as not just a place to pick up a quick skill and never return, but a place to go back to learn more as the years go on — something like the educational equivalent of building up the kind of loyalty system that you traditionally see in retail environments.
You can go on something like WitchVox, which is the largest international site.
"Yes, Poppie," Chloe answered, though I could tell she wanted to go on something a bit more exciting.
The first time you go on something like Jay Leno, you're like 'I can either run the hell away and people will never speak to me again, or I can go out there and be huge.' Those are your choices.
Or is something else going on?
HOWARD'S VOICE: "Go on, say something".
"Go on and join something.
Fingerling potatoes look ordinary enough, but one bite tells you there's something more going on, something that is explained by a slow braise in chicken stock.
