Sentence examples for going on comes from inspiring English sources
The only fairly half-arsed nod to what's going on comes when the Doctor says that Clara has met the War Doctor before and she responds that she doesn't really remember.
One of the better explanations I've heard recently of what is going on comes from Duncan Davidson, a managing partner at Bullpen Capital who gave a great talk on the subject at TechCrunch Tokyo last week.
The "Rarities Edition" of "What's Going On" came out in January, and "Let's Get It On" follows now.
It is like Christopher Columbus going to America: 'Come back!' 'No, I am going on!' 'Come back!' 'No, I am going on!' It was so difficult".
"Since there has been a fair bit going on, coming in today I just wanted to play well and help the club to two points.
Political homogeneity, he went on, comes at "a substantial cost" to research quality.
So, with largely anecdote to go on, comes some research from Nicholas H Wolfinger, a demographer from Utah University.
The English word "faith," she went on, comes from a Greek word that means trust, commitment, engagement or involvement.
We can push people away from the equilibrium and they'll go on coming back and they'll go on coming back and go on coming back, but if we just push them a little bit beyond a half, whoops, they'll go on off to the other equilibrium; very dramatic change.
