Sentence examples for go on to judge from inspiring English sources

Employers don't have much to go on to judge reputation.

I go on to judge that Lucas, as the patron of Skywalker Ranch, ended up becoming his father by giving the Star Wars story over to the merchandisers—I had never forgiven him for the Ewoks—and, later, by making cynical commercial products like the "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" television series.

He enrolled at Temple Law School as one of ten black students, of whom two would ultimately graduate (the other graduate, Larry Perkins, would also go on to become a judge).

The report went on to judge that China had no W-88 duplicate.

Championed in the west by Henri CaRaier-Bresson, Rai joined Magnum Photos in 1977 and went on to judge the World Press Photo Awards from 1990 to 1997.

"The claim that imam hatip students will flood the universities and go on to become governors, judges and diplomats is nonsense," fumes Huseyin Celik, the education minister.

But public defenders, including Anthony V. DeMayo, who would go on to become a senior judge, did use Dr. Lee's help.

He went on to become supreme judge in Jerusalem.

Mr. Warden then went on to tell the judge that his ruling might well shape the ground rules for competition in the entire high-technology economy.

Then the pal paid $31,000 toward a new Cadillac for Anderson, who later went on to become a judge.

She went on to become a judge on the X Factor in the UK and America's Got Talent in the US.