Sentence examples for goes on to create from inspiring English sources
Sometimes a critic writes something about an artist that so lodges in a reader's mind that it follows the artist around, even as the artist in question goes on to create new and perhaps very different things.
If you are thinking of "Two Paths for the Novel" at this point, you will read these lines a particular way, though perhaps that will be on you, and not U. Sometimes a critic writes something about an artist that so lodges in a reader's mind that it follows the artist around, even as the artist in question goes on to create new and perhaps very different things.
Without pausing for breath, he goes on to create the largest A.L.S. animal-testing facility in the world.
Jiro Horikoshi is the myopic, wide-eyed genius who winds up assisting the rearmament of Germany and goes on to create the phenomenal Mitsubishi Zero fighter jets for the Japanese military.
With this tellingly artless prose, Miller of course goes on to create an entire book, or rather a career's worth of books, in which the subject matter is simply wherever the author's mind and heart need to wander.
The line implies distance — in this case, the vast and ravaging expanse that develops between estranged lovers, as each goes on to create a life unknowable to the other, and, transitively, becomes unknowable to the other — but the shorthand feels too easy; the effect is nearly goofy.
(The show's creator and first host, Bob Keeshan, had gone on to create and star in "Captain Kangaroo").
Then went on to creating over $25 billion in shareholder value through the launch of 3,000 tech companies through the Founder Institute.
Though they failed to win the prize — no one did — they went on to create SpaceIL.
