Sentence examples for going on making from inspiring English sources

At the front of the bunch, the Discovery Channel team are monitoring what's going on, making sure nobody on any other team does anything cheeky that might affect Alberto Contador's position as race-leader.

The proposed questionnaire notes that these measures are "to protect your rights of privacy," but the defense has argued that people are smart enough to know what's really going on, making them biased against Chapo from the start.

Emily Nagoski, a sex educator who recently published an op-ed piece in the New York Times and her upcoming book, Come As You Are: Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life, is offering some wonderful new language to help us articulate to women (and their lovers) what is going on, making a distinction between spontaneous and responsive arousal.

New probe designs are still coming out and probe selection is currently going on: making these tasks easier contributes to the effort of offering accurate tools to monitor gene expression.

Now someone just needs to get going on making those massive martini glasses.

As they rounded Hyde Park Corner in a carriage after an opening night, she said: "Are you going on making a fool of yourself all your life?" He got out of the carriage and never saw her again.

In the elaborating sequence (5), the technical field is related to commonsense what's going on, makes it rain, what must be happening, gets darker, could be icy.

Those, at least in the context of what was going on, made sense.

As life goes on, making art doesn't get any easier.

So their talks go on, making an already long game even longer.

As the crowd began chanting its approval, Beltagy went on, making demands that went well beyond anything the Brotherhood had called for up to that point.