Sentence examples for involved going on from inspiring English sources

It involved going on a research vessel to the Caroline Islands, in the western Pacific, in order to work with Al Giddings, a prominent underwater photographer and filmmaker, and a team of divers among sunken ships in Truk Lagoon.

Given the dietary advances that Wenger introduced to English football, there was an amusing irony to the fact that Arsenal were being hosted by a team whose preparations had involved going on the lash in London.

One surmises that Hearst decided not to try to block its release — though the petty harassment of R.K.O. and others involved went on, like a reflex to a blow.

The daily and lifelong consequences for those directly involved go on and on.

Devastating effects A UNICEF team involved went on to monitor vaccination activities in the field.

He's in the grey north here to visit grey seals, which involves going on a boat.

Sometimes that even involves going on a retreat, all part of the process of preparing for the next thing, "to try to stay open, not to close yourself".

For example, Chapter 26, Familial Prostate Cancer and its Management, devotes five pages to an extensive description of segregation analysis, linkage analysis, and known genes that are potentially involved, before going on to mention that 'a hint of linkage from one or more collections was subsequently not confirmed…'.

With so many people involved, so much going on and so many options in attack or defence, it's hard not to get caught up in the spectacle.

And, of course, many of the artists involved would go on to become fully fledged "superstars".

"Things become murky" where concurrences are involved, she went on, as "closer inspection is needed to fully understand the justice's position".