Sentence examples for going ahead from from inspiring English sources

David Scott, Deliveroo's operations manager for the UK and Ireland, said he was confident that the new system was better for riders and confirmed the trial would be going ahead from Wednesday.

The purchase went ahead from a London dealer named Robin Symes, even though the provenance was laughable.

According to Macintyre the company, Mentorn, persisted for two years and finally got the go ahead from the BBC.

Under the proposed legislation, a British veto would no longer prevent nine or more nations that wanted to go ahead from doing so.

Largely unfancied, they'd edged past Belgium and Cameroon to make the semi in which the beastly Hun went ahead from a deflected free kick.

She said she was removing powers that would have allowed the measures to go ahead from the Public Bodies Bill currently going through Parliament, and setting up an independent expert panel to look into future forestry policy.

Schurrle went close, twice more, before the Premier League leaders finally went ahead, from a corner.

Rajtoral was involved as City went ahead from the penalty spot after 33 minutes.

Southport, who missed a penalty, went ahead from David Fitzpatrick's corner but Jon Parkin levelled from the spot.

Cheltenham went ahead from Shaun Harrad's controversial penalty after Andy Gallinagh had been penalised for his challenge on Jermaine McGlashan.

Notts went ahead from a goalmouth scramble after Jon Harley's corner, loanee Damion Stewart streched his leg out in the six-yard box to score.