Sentence examples for gone on from there from inspiring English sources

I really love short films because they can bring attention to film-makers, and in the past film-makers have gone on from there to greater things.

Pearce, who saw Martin Kelly give the visitors the lead before the home substitutes Jens Naessens and Omar El Kaddouri turned the game on its head, said: "We got our noses in front with a decent goal and should have gone on from there and made it two- or three-nil.

"We got our noses in front with a decent goal and should have gone on from there and made it two or three-nil," said Pearce.

"A lot of the players in our squad have come up through the lower leagues and gone on from there to play in big stadiums, so we should all be ready for what to expect and the fact we will have to battle it out with a team trying to cause a shock".

And we all do it in the same way: we figure out how old they were in the year 2000 (the easy bit) then add however many years have gone on from there (hard bit), and then sort of look up and to the right a bit, and... yeah, OK, you're 25? Yes: I can serve you alcohol.

"We could have gone on from there.

The controversy went on from there, with the former president making a number of controversial statements, usually in a seeming fit of pique.

Going on from there on the left there is a lifted up platform place with a waterfall next to it there is a skeleton and although unlootable, there is a reasonably good health potion and an iron dagger.

The list of values associated with sports participation goes on from there.

"If you look at the game four of our guys made 50s, but no-one went on from there," he said.

No one knew how the sentence was going to go on from there, because Sorkin was halted by sounds from the courtroom — a burst of dark laughter in response to his special pleading, even though special pleading is his job.