Sentence examples for gone on debating from inspiring English sources

("Once my feet got wet," he said, "I was gone on debating").

(Malcolm X studied that kind of debate while he was in prison. "Once my feet got wet," he said, "I was gone on debating").

("Once my feet got wet," he said, "I was gone on debating"). Its first international debate was held in 1951, against Oxford University; Norfolk, charged with arguing against free health care, won.

We could go on debating forever whether the terrorist acts of British Muslims are directly linked to British policy in the Middle East.

Even six days before the announcement, he had said that people would think that "we're either paralysed as a government or have run out of steam" if we go on debating a timetable for the handover.

And they are anxiously peering at the American Gulliver across the sea, trying to figure out what is worse: an America that does go to war, or an America that will go on debating the issue, now and forever.

Right now the weaponized Keynesians are out in full force — which makes this a good time to see what's really going on in debates over economic policy.

Even as the NAS study goes on, debate swirls.

It was a stark contrast to the battle going on inside the debate itself.

-10 32: OK, I've totally lost track of what's going on with this debate.

There's a debate going on below about the Gates Foundation.