Sentence examples for image going on from inspiring English sources

There's been a war of image going on since the civil war.

"The wonderful paradox of farce," he says, "is that there's a double image going on on stage.

"I have this MILF image going on, so I tend to attract younger men," she continued.

O'Reilly brushed past that disturbing image, going on to discuss his strong anti-marijuana stance and renaming the nation "The United States of Intoxication".

One theory is that the universe may really be quite small, and its apparent hugeness may result from a phenomenon like gazing into mirrors on opposite walls: The image goes on forever, but the walls remain fixed.

For example, the couple in the first photograph sleep away from each other and, as the images go on, the couples get closer and closer together.

But once the image goes on, and we flash these images for 50 milliseconds, you see a pretty dramatic rise in the classification accuracy.

And before the image goes on at time 0, we see that we're at chance, or 1/25, which is reasonable, because there's nothing on the screen.

The simple image went on to become a symbol of hope and solidarity with the people of France, with thousands of people retweeting, recreating, and reproducing the image across the world.

"It's an industrial scale attempt to create a pervasive image of life going on as normal within the borders of the Islamic State.

Recently those images went on view in "The Journey Is the Destination," a permanent exhibition of Mr. Eldon's work at the new Candela/Decker gallery in SoHo.