Sentence examples for going on both from inspiring English sources

Once you've arrived at the conference, monitor the conversation to see what's going on, both in the sessions you are attending and the ones you are missing.

As might be expected of such an event, there was plenty of beard-stroking going on, both literally and metaphorically.

There are two broad police reforms going on, both at a time when money is in short supply.

The best conferences for meeting people have a lot of attendees and a lot going on, both within and beyond the walls of a convention center.

And I think there is a stuckness going on, both inside the world of work, and in that interregnum between finishing education and getting into work.

As uncomfortable as it may be we need to face up to the reality of what is going on, both at home and abroad".

"Meanwhile, the struggle over the past, present and future goes on, both sides rising, falling and rising again".

The list goes on, both on and off campus.

As time went on, both consoles would inevitably become increasingly homogenised.

As time went on, both consoles would inevitably become increasingly homogenized.

"But," he added, "there's a learning curve going on on both sides".