Sentence examples for going on to make from inspiring English sources

"I wanted one last look at what was going on, to make sure that what I did in the past wasn't a dream," he explains.

"Having been put in on an overcast morning their score looks a decent one, although they will be frustrated that several batsmen got in without going on to make a big score.

"Let me tell you," she will say, going on to make her point.

Some dictionaries keep themselves trim by just listing synonyms and not going on to make distinctions.

Members of the site also found what was going on to make it work.

Then he took the plunge, going on to make the request he'd come to make.

What the hell was going on to make the regulator approve this guy?

1973: Makes league debut, going on to make 176 league appearances for the club.

"There must have been something going on to make four apparently happy and healthy people do that".

But regional systems will work only if there is enough small-scale farming going on to make them viable.

Has he lost his nerve, or is something more sinister going on to make his horses feel so sluggish?