Sentence examples for position goes on from inspiring English sources

I mean, you can go to an English football match and not see a goal, which would never be acceptable in America, would it?" The equivalent of a scoreless match in Formula One is a race in which nobody passes anyone — or, at least, in which the driver who begins in the pole position goes on to win, unchallenged from behind for three hundred kilometres, or the better part of two hours.

In nine of the last 10 races, the driver who scored pole position went on to win the race.

But bear in mind that for nearly half a century every man who has held that position went on to run for mayor.

Gradually, he worked his way up to become a challenger for podium places, despite some mishaps, and in the 2013 Dutch Grand Prix at Assen he landed his first pole position, going on to finish third, a few seconds behind Rossi and Márquez.

Liberal nationalists and other critics of the postnationalist position go on to argue that freeing the liberal democratic state from its historical moorings is neither possible, nor necessary.

The realtor position went on: "The related fee increases proposed for other unsubsidized housing credit programs of the Veterans Administration, the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. and Federal National Mortgage Assn.

After the end of the Clinton Administration, the pro-embargo position went on retreat among libertarians, farmers and business groups in general.

For now, a ceaseless war of positions goes on in Somalia, punctuated by the odd Shabbab suicide bombing or renewed bout of fighting.

There is a great deal of political posturing and positioning going on.

The Times (paywalled article) rounds up the various proposals being floated in the papers over the weekend, pointing to the political positioning going on behind the scenes.

But "there's too much political jockeying and positioning going on behind high definition," said Victor J. Pacor, head of Sony's television division.