Sentence examples for goes on to call from inspiring English sources

The word's coloration is negative; no politician seeking a "fresh start" or a "clean sweep" goes on to call for a "new regime".

Pilger goes on to call out "one prodigious liberal commentator," who said "Trump is unleashing the dark forces of violence" in the United States.

"The recent agreed settlement of $100m... has made an astounding amount of Uber drivers upset and oppose the measly settlement," reads one objection from former Uber driver Nick Guillermo, who goes on to call it a "quick cash grab" on the part of the plaintiff's attorney, Shannon LiShannondan.

Anyway, Hood goes on to call for "cooler heads," which is something akin to a one-sided détente, or, you know, surrender.

Sheffield goes on to call the genre "intrinsically silly".

Yet he goes on to call his postings "film fragments".

He went on to call the Georgian President ill-mannered.

Torre went on to call Rivera "the greatest ever".

He went on to call for a negotiated solution.

He went on to call the network "totally unwieldy".

He went on to call for an international project to launch a scientific probe to Alpha Centauri.