Sentence examples for left going on from inspiring English sources

In 1975 guitarist Ritchie Blackmore left, going on to form Rainbow and after the break-up of the band the next year, vocalist David Coverdale formed Whitesnake.

"You might as well leave, go on!" Gary Wilmot announces before things have even begun, his opening gag about a "sitting ovation" a tip to the meta-theatricality in which Ian Talbot's entire production is steeped.

The Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, left, went on sale in 1983 for about $4,000 — and became a symbol of yuppie excess.

Lee Alston, left, went on to win the competition, in which the racers must walk and spill nothing from their trays.

Since election night, I've been hearing too many men of the left go on and on about how Clinton was a weak candidate.

He won awards right and left, went on millionaire-style vacations paid for by foreign universities and was pampered like visiting royalty.

Its sheet music (left) goes on exhibit next Sunday as the Yeshiva University Museum moves to a new site at 15 West 16th Street.

The Rot-Weiss Essen winger's second goal prompted a Kenneth Wolstenholme moment from radio commentator Herbert Zimmermann, who, after declaring "Call me mad, call me crazy, but Germany lead 3-2 with five minutes left", went on to proclaim "a miracle".

"There's plenty of war left to go on out there," he said.

Babies whose fathers take paternity leave go on to do better in cognitive tests at school.

He has since left permanently, going on to an acclaimed solo career.