Sentence examples for go on usually from inspiring English sources

He admitted to the lack of a clear sense of direction coupled with "a drive to go on, usually to the point of overworking".

They usually go on to ask what I spend all my time by the river thinking about.

"When I DJ, I go on after someone younger, and usually they've been using laptops.

"You can carry a rifle legally and when you have gunfire going on, you usually go with the person that's got a gun," he said.

"Going on is usually about two or three miles, and coming off the Cape, you could be backed up for six, eight miles".

"When you have gunfire going on, you usually go with the person that's got a gun," Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings (D) said Sunday in an interview with "Face the Nation" on CBS.

Because it has so much going on, the images usually end up being quite small.

While the music and taped voices are going on, a video, usually taken off the nightly news, plays on the background.

"These ideas of self care disguise what is actually going on, which is usually the exploitation of other people's labour.

But the steps are made to look easy, because, whatever else is going on, a Danish dancer usually maintains a stable torso.

"It shocked me because there's usually nothing going on around here," she said.