Sentence examples for going would from inspiring English sources

"Keeping going would not add anything".

In his speech Mr Xi warned that the going would not be easy.

But there'd be no fever where they were going, would there?

Mr Ivanishvili should reciprocate.Consolidating Georgia's democracy would be good; keeping reform going would be even better.

That was a condition for EU membership; failure to get it going would have triggered sanctions from Brussels.

For it to continue going would be perfect, but all good things come to an end".

Nor was the point to get somewhere, though the going would form the spine of the experience.

But just going would be a fantastic gamble, not only with America's global power and prestige but also with other people's lives.

Assad's staying would be a victory for Iran and Hezbollah, but his going would mean losing a strongman who can keep the border between Israel and Syria quiet.

And the team with the second possession -- knowing what it needs to win, or at least to keep the game going -- would be aware of when a field goal would be enough.

It was just that the other kids wouldn't talk to me.' In the past, he has described his comedy as having a care in the community aspect to it: 'You're thinking, "Shouldn't someone be looking after him during the day?"' Now he says: 'I talk about things that, if I wasn't so easy-going, would be upsetting.