Sentence examples for going on from from inspiring English sources

"going on from" is an acceptable phrase to use in written English.
It is used to indicate a continuation of the prior action or discussion. For example: "We discussed the importance of the project, going on from there we then discussed the timeline for completion."

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"I don't know what's going on from one day to the next".

"Now I don't know what's going on from one day to the next, whether I'm going to work tomorrow or not work".

More recently a second migration has been going on, from northern cities to southern ones.

What's it like to watch what's going on from London?

We knew what was going on from the very beginning.

You could smell what was going on from fifty feet.

"It's been going on from the old days," Shintaro Ishihara, 78, Tokyo's governor, told reporters Friday.

Selfishly, I'm also figuring to learn about what's going on from you.

"I think there's a lot of testing going on from both sides" — by consumers and advertisers.

There's a lot of scampering going on from Evans here – and also some great shots.

"A huge amount of work has been going on from both parts.

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