Sentence examples for going on got from inspiring English sources

Lauren DiGioia, a blue-haired occupier whose role in the action was to shout out an explanation to passers-by of what was going on, got arrested and hauled downstairs to the MTA precinct office.

The investigation was initiated by former Biscayne Park Village Manager Heidi Shafran after active-duty cops upset with what was going on got in touch with her; Shafran told the Miami Herald letters from the officers said they "were directed to pick up people of color and blame the crimes on them".

I was going on getting madder and madder.

Dine went on, "Get what you can get and take one step at a time.

So will seats just go on getting smaller?

If renewable energy goes on getting cheaper, it will get more attractive.

All of which means that they will go on getting heavier rather than lighter.

But if markets are so inefficient, why don't firms go on getting bigger for ever?

It got worse and then it went on getting worse and worse.

Bit by bit, the salt money went on getting passports for the family.

Very smart of Bill.' It goes on, getting by turns both more incensed and more ridiculous.