Sentence examples for has continued where from inspiring English sources

The Tesco boss has continued where his predecessor started in downsizing stores by leasing out unwanted areas to other businesses such as gyms or retailers.

And as for Arjen Robben: well, he did eventually turn up in Madrid - a year late - but most fans considered him the least attractive of the three and his career too has continued where it was: on the treatment table.

Coach Lee Radford told the club website:  "Fetuli has been a great signing for us and has continued where he left of last year.

McNamara has continued where he left off with Partick Thistle, who will join United in the top flight next season, by giving young players an early chance to shine.

It's a pattern that has continued: Where once we faced religious persecution, colonialism and the transatlantic slave trade, today my family finds itself facing gentrification.

Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said: European markets have continued where they left off at the end of last week, as rising bond yields and the continued impasse over a new Greece deal keep investors cautious.

It seemed like a release of tension bearing in mind Liverpool had continued where they left off from the first leg, when they had often excelled in a 1-1 draw, passing the ball crisply and reminding us in brief passages of the slick, adventurous football they put together last season.

The Wee Rangers had continued where they left off last week with another brave performance in this replay but then goals from Lorenzo Amoruso, Bert Konterman and Shota Arveladze in 10 second-half minutes ended the dream and stopped the Rangers manager Alex McLeish's 43rd birthday from becoming a nightmare.

Ireland have continued where they left off last season and their squad has been strengthened further with the return of the impressive Niamh Briggs at full-back.

The scientific debate has continued about where to draw the line between fair play and the right to compete.

The exodus has continued into Belize, where land-use maps show bulges of farmland intruding into forest like small bumps along an otherwise razor-sharp line.