Sentence examples for going on to explain that from inspiring English sources

Going on to explain that, "the graphic was intended for another programme".

"I have a love in my life, which is just a beautiful thing," she says, going on to explain that Sasse is a "huge fan" of the radio programme.

"I said we should just be friends," says Johnson gently to her bemused doctor, before going on to explain that sex is sex and a relationship would be too confusing for her kids.

"I can apparently do no right," she said, going on to explain that Earthquake is a song that "fits their format" and was "perfect for them" so "there is no reason why they shouldn't playlist my music".

"I'm pretty sure David Byrne wore a Stetson in 'True Stories,' " remarks London, going on to explain that much of his concept for today's video came from watching over and over again that 1986 film, directed by Byrne of the Talking Heads.

"We don't have the hubris to think we can change Chinese internet policy, nor do we think we can put illegal content in China," he said, going on to explain that content being censored in the country "won't make the problem any worse" since that is already the status quo.

Peter Bakker, president at the WBCSD, goes on to explain that "actions will speak louder than words" in sustainable business.

Janzen goes on to explain that the no-threshold policy toward carcinogens could not be sustained.

Merlyn goes on to explain that singing and journeying on foot are a traditional pairing in many cultures.

Mr. Cox went on to explain that, in response to S.E.C. concerns over its regulatory arm, the N.Y.S.E.

Typically, the report goes on to explain that the person "died" as a result of the "officer-involved shooting".