Sentence examples for going presumably from inspiring English sources

Reading between the lines one could surmise that this is not only an exhibition but also a bid for a bequest, with the spoils going, presumably, to both the Morgan and the National Gallery.

Later this year, the Ministry of Economic Affairs is expected to issue a list of industries barred from going - presumably those considered crucial to Taiwan's security - while allowing all others to do as they wish.

Valves keep the flow going, presumably directing it over the gills so the embryo could extract oxygen from the fluid.

Facebook instead leaves it up to them to figure out what's going (presumably to avoid scaring anyone off before they get started).

A month later, Salaman tweeted he'd decided to shut down the paper in an impulsive moment and feeling of disappointment but that Lebanese (readers') reactions had embarrassed him, so he kept it going, presumably after securing funding to maintain a skeleton crew.

With that, the President was gone, presumably to save more lives and watch the Weather Channel.

They would collect a ransom as they go, presumably to be paid by Japan.

Second place goes presumably to the novelist Jonathan Safran Foer, whom Williams has been dating since 2015.

The next day, the hair was gone, presumably to be weaved into a hair shirt for the 6-foot-4 athlete to wear as he sat in ashes.

And then he was gone, presumably back to England to continue recovering from the long Premier League season with Everton that ended two weeks ago.

His cellphone had been clipped to a pocket of his jeans, but now it was gone, presumably crushed on the mountainside.