Sentence examples for go on to define from inspiring English sources
A man renowned for a willingness to write openly about his country's 20th-century history, his reputation as a moral authority was dented by the controversies of his later life.In 1959 Mr Grass published his first novel, the one that would go on to define his literary career.
The "Andy Hardy" movies (1937-1946, 1958): Rooney began his career as a toddler in a tuxedo in his parents' vaudeville show, but his breakthrough role -- and the one that would go on to define his career -- was the feisty all-American teen Andy Hardy in a string of popular MGM films beginning with "A Family Affair". .
Except they didn't ever go on to define what a qualified mortgage was.
He doesn't actually go on to define his use of dregs, except to talk about "the spectacle of man whole".
This sound would go on to define 1972 and 1973, birthing glam rock, and it has no part in Hepworth's story.
In 2008, the Glasgow quartet's bruised, emotional indie-rock marked them out as heir apparents, feted by fans and critics alike as the group who would go on to define the second half of the decade.
The laws of cause and effect would lead you to believe that positive events will define positive expectations and negative events will go-on to define negative expectations.
The field manual goes on to define a "legitimate civil authority" as one that: "Respects freedom of religion, conscience, speech, assembly, association and press... Protects the institutions of civil society, including the family, religious communities, voluntary associations, private property, independent businesses and a market economy".
The lad from an ordinary London home went on to define successive generations, constantly reinventing himself to be one of the most influential artists of many times..
He went on to define this gathering as "the great grimacing sensitive ones, buffoons with just too much plastic intelligence".
The START handbook goes on to define self harm as "behaviours involving intentional injury of one's own body without apparent suicide intent".
