In order To keep going on.
According to the source, the interrogators were told that it was "an order" to keep going.
By 1990, subscriptions were down to twenty-nine theusand, and the magazine was obliged to raise money in order to keep going.
I have to love a book, or at least have an enormous sense of obligation toward a book, in order to keep going.
But something's been lost along the way, too, or at least dimmed: a certain tenderness "Girls" had to abandon in order to keep going.
In order to keep going at all, this movie becomes devoted to awkward, literal plot devices — getting Val across the set, keeping inquisitive people away from him.
"But he [the minister] emphasised that the insurance funds do not have any money and that the hospitals have to keep every penny in order to keep going," Antartis says.
He wanted an academic position in order to keep going, but it didn't come through; he didn't go along to get along, which is part of his genius, and his tragedy.
She's in everybody's face, but her rage, no matter how familiar from her other movies, comes as a relief: Hank has to stifle himself in order to keep going, and we can't possibly be as emotionally restrained as he is.
In this, as in so many things, he's a figure of our times, emblematic of an era of confessional art - movies, memoirs, autobiographical novels - in which artists must, in order to keep going, distance themselves from, even disavow, the personal implications.
