Sentence examples for phenomenon going on from inspiring English sources

Or it might be some phenomenon going on right now in the country, like how lots of former executives and professional people are working low-level "survival jobs" to get by in the recession.

"There's a self-inflicted phenomenon going on here.

Other people were so focused on Trump's apparent flaws and questions about his own character that they simply looked past the bigger political phenomenon going on.

And when they didn't get into movies they became shopgirls and waitresses and they got married and had beautiful children, so you have this per-capita beauty phenomenon going on here that is second to none".

However, if you ask about gradations of the "yes" (or gradations of agreeing), then if there is a more subtle phenomenon going on you have a better chance of catching it.

But there could be another phenomenon going on here, something that usually has more to do with preparation for a heavyweight boxing title than a Formula One championship: In the last three seasons — two of which Vettel won — the German driver showed just how dangerous he is when his confidence is high.

So we may ask if there are specifically language-like phenomena going on in such cases.

"I'd like There there".

"That phenomenon is going on across the whole industry where the kid really wants to have a unique product, he wants to have a one of one if he can," Powell said.

Speaking to conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, Gingrich praised Trump as a "phenomenon," before going on to say that he would be open to going on the real estate mogul's reality TV show.

"It really is like this phenomenon that's going on," said the woman, who asked not to be identified because she hadn't yet spoken to her son's private school.