Sentence examples for meant going on from inspiring English sources

Victory has meant going on just as before.

That meant going on yet another three-bus trek to the official records office in a different part of town.

A new album meant going on tour, and Garbus wasn't sure if she was ready.

Frenchmen would accept vasectomy, he said, if the alternative meant going on the pill.

For thousands of children across Britain, joining the cadet forces meant going on adventures in a safe environment overseen by the Ministry of Defence.

I was more than willing to overlook grammar if it meant going on a date with a ball-polishing hottie.

Roberts made the pause that meant "Go on".

This means going on dates without them.

This means going on at least a couple consultations and asking the right questions to see if it will be the right fit.

When she said one-night stands, they mean going on a date".

Did you mean going on with the war, for instance?