Sentence examples for indeed going on from inspiring English sources
It "would indicate that something is indeed going on," added Anze Slosar of Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Something was indeed going on with the music, said Boatwright.
Objectivity refers to the idea that independent researchers can independently seek to test the same hypothesis and, if the hypothesized causal processes are indeed going on, they should come up with the same results if they use the same methods.
So in that sense, the prime minister is right: something is indeed going on in Shoreditch and its environs.
Those looking to go on holiday had to go to the bank, armed with their airplane tickets, to prove that they were indeed going on a jaunt before being allowed to buy foreign currency.
It became clear to the sports journalists and most of the Formula One teams that unless they went looking for demonstrations far from the track, they would find no violence, no mobs, few soldiers or armored vehicles, and life in their area was indeed going on as usual.
The show indeed goes on (in this case, through Sunday), and one might say it succeeds with almost everything the 1983 Broadway and 1985 L.A. Music Center productions enjoyed, except Tommy Tune.
"Soon" can be a highly relative term in Italian bureaucracies, but the mayor did indeed go on to restart the approval process and meet with one of the current patrons of the project, the National Geographic Society.
The work, indeed, goes on.
