Sentence examples for go on to control from inspiring English sources

"This new unit will be used with the V8 engines this year and will go on to control the new powertrains in 2014 and beyond.

Having been overwhelmed initially, Marseille would go on to control much of the rest of the evening as PSG rather lost its way and relied on goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu to keep the opponents out.

All these observations strongly support the conclusion that RVE8, along with RVE4 and RVE6, all play a key role in the circadian clock of Arabidopsis by switching on the afternoon/early evening genes, which then go on to control the expression of morning genes, thus starting the circadian cycle again.

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It absorbed its two remaining principal rivals, and went on to control 90percentt of the telegraph business.

In his book Monopolizing the Master, published in 2012, Michael Anesko sought to outline the struggle that went on to control James's posthumous reputation.

Vanderbilt started out running a ferry off Staten Island and went on to control shipping lines and railroads; he built Grand Central with his own money.

During Pachacútec's reign he made massive conquests, and the Incan empire went on to control an area that, under his successor, would extend from modern-day Colombia to Santiago, Chile.

Chris Wondolowski pulled one back for San Jose before the half – his first goal since 3 May and the team's first since 31 May – and the Quakes went on to control possession for the last 60 minutes.

The terror that the unfamiliar smell and sight of the elephants had on the cavalry proved to be a useful tool for Alexander in further battles, and he went on to control as many as 100 war elephants.

United went on to control the first half but Scott Sinclair wasted an excellent chance for the home side, miscuing a shot in the 22nd minute.