Sentence examples for going on events from inspiring English sources
In London the logistics are particularly complicated because the host city has so much else going on, events are taking place throughout the capital, and existing transport systems are already heaving with local traffic at the best of times.
As Gee, a member of the Suspenses collective who lived in the 491 Gallery and helped set up the shoot, told me, when Mike came round, "We had gardening going on, events in the main room, other things going on – we gave him the tour.
You can, of course, plan some non-activity time in the weekend (going on events every day can be perennial).
"Our flood situation is dire, but our event is still going on," the event spokeswoman Christine Friesleben said.
Keep an eye on events going on at local museums, theatres and galleries that might tie in with the curriculum.
It's that the sporting events going on right now are such a delightful mix.
Look online or in travel guides to see if there are any events going on during that time of year.
There are often many local events going on, especially in summer, which don't involve spending much or any money.
There was too much going on, while the main event – the lamb – was too gloopy.
