Sentence examples for goes on on from inspiring English sources

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Now we're going over White Plains.' What we want is what normally goes on on the intercom".

There's a lot of invention that goes on on set everyday.

No one knows exactly what goes on on the other teams in the N.B.A., but the statistics don't lie".

The more bounded form of social sharing that goes on on mobile messaging apps is one example of a successful alternative social sharing model (so successful that Facebook shelled out $19 billion to buy the dominant player, WhatsApp, back in 2014).

And what happens on one side of the law, and the border, can infect what goes on on the other, as Phoenix FBI agent Kate Macer Emily Bluntt) learns when she is invited to join an ultra-secret US taskforce bent on taking down the Sonora cartel.

He follows what goes on on the Hill very closely".

The search nevertheless goes on, on about 75,000 computers.

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And yet film-makers don't seem to be able to resist showing us what goes on, on-set.

They say the show is much more about the audience, and the audience's responses, than any of the action that goes on on-stage.

PROFILE of Trooptransport Marquette, and what goes on -on the bridge, in the enginroom, galley and the crew's quarters.

The first union business after the ship leaves port… PROFILE of Trooptransport Marquette, and what goes on -on the bridge, in the enginroom, galley and the crew's quarters.

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