Sentence examples for instance going on from inspiring English sources

For instance, going on to obtain an accounting certification can boost your pay by ten percent, according to Robert Half.

Imagine, for instance, going on the underground in the sweltering August heat without being able to take a bottle of water with you.

For instance, going on the road with Dan Zanes, rock-'n'-roll dad, is not like it used to be when Dan Zanes was Dan Zanes, rock-'n'-roll single guy.

In his religious poems he preached the need for man actively to meet the claims of his Creator by, for instance, going on pilgrimage or on Crusade; in his moral-didactic poems he praises such human virtues as faithfulness, sincerity, charity, and self-discipline virtues that were not eself-discipline virtueshis own life.

"Both together does suggest there are more instances going on," he said.

' Salaries are never enough' (Informant 11), and yield collective power to cadres of CHWs who may try to renegotiate their pay, and in one instance, went on strike.

Lloyds, for instance, went on to acquire TSB and Scottish Widows.

More than half the Health Ministry's budget, for instance, goes on expenses like fuel, medicine and equipment.

And because the seasons are different, winter clothes in Australia, for instance, go on sale just as Americans are starting to shop for winter, she said.

Google's Nexus One, for instance, went on sale through Vodafone's stores and website today, a new Android phone from LG – the Optimus GT540 – is due out next month, while Samsung is due to add the Galaxy S to the current Galaxy Portal (i5700) which is already available in the UK.

When Palin, for instance, went on Fox with Greta Van Susteren, and declared, "We need to replace Barack Obama with someone who understands... energy security," the minions at Conservatives4Palin made sure that everyone understood that the candidate Palin was actually referencing was -- ta da! -- none other than Sarah Palin.