Sentence examples for go on very from inspiring English sources
But first, the teams will go on very different paths.
It's not the kind of holiday you'd get to go on very often.
They absorb the pressures of history, adapt to them and, like Khanh Hau, go on very much as before.
"I think we can go on very long time but we don't want this to be a game or a fight," he said.
As for the rest of Christiania, away from the desolate thoroughfare that was Pusher Street, life seems to go on very much as normal - "normal" by a self-governing squat's criteria, anyhow.
"He used to go on very long hikes, Point Reyes was his favorite". When the families traveled overseas together, Break said Debreu would arrange the trip so they stayed at chateaus and had excellent meals at every stop: "He had very high standards". That standard of excellence was an important reason Debreu was recruited to UC Berkeley, said Break and Arrow.
"It's going on very well," said Charles Willy, the electoral commission spokesman.
The recovery efforts are going on very carefully to avoid further risk," Khulna district police chief Nizamul Haque Mollah said.
Now while all that was going on, very much in the public eye, what happened to his private and public ties to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts?
After a long, awkward pause, Coulter went on, "Very easy to avoid being killed by ISIS.
