Sentence examples for going on to pass from inspiring English sources
India's batsmen, on the other hand, have scored six centuries among them, with two going on to pass 200.
In 77 local authorities, under 20% of pupils passed history GCSE – in Knowsley, it was just eight in 100, with only four (out of 2,000) going on to pass A-level history.
"Later that fall, I buckled down and studied for a do-over test, going on to pass it handily.
Another Russian-made photo-altering app, Prisma, which uses AI to apply style transfer art effects to images, also picked up steam quickly last summer, grabbing 1.6M downloads for its photo-tweaking tool in a week — going on to pass more than 70M downloads (and bag ~2M active daily users) within six months, with copycats aplenty.
Under President George W. Bush, the Republicans went on to pass a drug benefit under Medicare.
Shortly afterwards, Jay was elected as one of New York's delegates at the First Continental Congress in Philadelphia, which went on to pass a nonimportation agreement known as the Continental Association.
What is unique about this comet is that no other comet is known then to have gone on to pass anything like as close to the sun as this one does (0.23 AU on May 1).
Finally, on April 3, the Senate approved Doolittle's colonization provision and then went on to pass the bill itself.
The good news is that a high number of freshmen who receive fifth week flags go on to pass the class.
He would go on to pass the bar and serve as a state trial judge, a justice on the Texas Supreme Court and attorney general.
