Sentence examples for going on sunday from inspiring English sources

If he's only five behind, there's always the feeling he can get something going on Sunday.

You get a special tour of it by arrangement – I'm going on Sunday.

"I'm going back to then Ambassador Rice five days later going on Sunday shows and what I would say purposefully misleading the American public".

Because the queue gets very long at peak hours, locals tend to get a full night's sleep and eat brunch before going on Sunday afternoon.

The marathon kept going on Sunday for 33,033 participants, but even the biggest names struggled with nothing to shield them from a relentless sun.

Police officers from the 33rd Precinct in Manhattan thought something unusual was going on Sunday night as soon as they saw a van race the wrong way down the one-way street in front of the station house.

"And this time, after the Senchenko fight, once you're out of training, will it be any different?" "You are never going to get me going on Sunday-afternoon strolls.

They finally got going on Monday.

"You're going on Wednesday, so get ready".

I'm not going on Saturday.

"I don't have anything going on Monday," Edwards said.