Sentence examples for going on in conjunction from inspiring English sources

"There is considerable evidence of looting going on in conjunction with these terrible times, in particular, and things are coming into the market of very dubious provenance.

Had the woman lived closer to downtown she would have seen that this weekend there is a massive festival going on in conjunction with the race, with many music acts, including Aerosmith and Cheap Trick.

To make matters that little bit worse, Ed Miliband decided to drop off a carrier bag full of edibles at the food bank protest going on in conjunction with the demonstration against his party.

It went on: "In conjunction with the youthful appearance of the model, we considered the ad could be seen to sexualise a child.

"We are not going to work in conjunction with Homeland Security on deportation efforts.

Charlie Beck, the chief of the L.A.P.D., added, "We are not going to work in conjunction with Homeland Security on deportation efforts.

"We are not going to work in conjunction with Homeland Security on deportation efforts," Beck said.

Going forward, SafeHouse could live on in conjunction with Ninja Blocks.

An edition of 100 boards were made in collaboration with Brooklyn skateboard company, Make, and go on sale January 27th in conjunction with Martinez's upcoming solo show at Mitchell-Innes & Nash gallery opening January 30th.

But true believers should get their clicker fingers in shape for July 13, when a trove of vintage Marimekko goes on sale on 1stdibs in conjunction with Katy Kane Vintage and Couture Clothing.

Negotiations are going on with Russia now, & it's possible that the company may appear there, in conjunction with the Skolniki Fair, which is being put on in Moscow.