Sentence examples for past going on from inspiring English sources

I can imagine Levi, who's shown some spunk in the past, going on addled rants filled with sexual confusion and political paranoia.

Yet the battle to preserve the country's glorious past goes on.

The actor, who has himself fallen victim to red-top exposés in the past, goes on generously to praise journalists, a breed who generally vie with estate agents for the title of "most loathed job in the world".

Mr. Koizumi, who has vied unsuccessfully for the top job twice in the past, went on the offensive with the Japanese and foreign news media, pledging to overhaul Japanese politics and the economy.

The UN peacekeeping mission ended in December 2005, and Sierra Leone has struggled to recover and rebuild as Charles Taylor and other notorious warmongers from the country's past go on trial for their crimes.

"It's hard to look past what's going on right now," said Mr. Scanlon, the John Hancock analyst.

Judd explained - much like Lena Dunham has done in the past - that going on Twitter as a high-profile woman can be frightening as she was overwhelmed by people sending rape threats.

"We need to help you get past what's going on".

That is, we need to know about and learn from past harm, understand what is going on in real time and anticipate future harm.

There is an "enormous amount of travel to Europe by people who in the past would go on inexpensive cruises or cheaper trips to the Caribbean".

"He belongs to a great past in our literature, which is not past, which will go on forever.