Sentence examples for insisting on going from inspiring English sources
Their song hails from "The Greatest Showman," the Hugh Jackman movie that the general public, to the indignation of critics and the bewilderment of pollsters, keeps insisting on going to see — of its own volition, would you believe — months after the opening weekend.
A spokeswoman for the show said Jordan was "insisting" on going ahead with the show for Van Outen's sake.
You graze the start of Chapter 2, in which Trevor, a spindly farmer's son with Addison's disease, baffles his parents by insisting on going to university.
Having enjoyed the ride so far, he is still very much a hands-on chairman, insisting on going to every match.
And President James Earl Carter, by insisting on going by the commonplace "Jimmy," put an end to the initials almost completely.
So, with such a high risk of a repeat of the 2008 problems, why is the government insisting on going ahead with next year's tests?
"Should you insist on going ahead," she said, "our own licence may be revoked".
The documents the police released on Thursday indicated that the officers insisted on going in because they believed someone else might have been in the apartment.
She is usually the one who insists on going to the mosque, not her parents.
But Mr. Romaine said that he was the one who insisted on going to prosecutors and that Mr. Hines resisted.
