Sentence examples for proceedings going on from inspiring English sources

As Carol Rosenberg of the Miami Herald notes, there are terrorism proceedings going on in New York City this week, and they are going more smoothly, and expeditiously, than the ones in Guantánamo.

"We would, however, like to point out that there are no formal proceedings going on against Mr. Infantino".

The market serves as a bazaar of international rights for a wide range of movies that are not screening as part of the official festival selection, functioning as a sort of trade show distinct from the upscale proceedings going on nearby.

Proceedings went on as normal at the Isle of Wight Festival, but music lovers have had to contend with a mudbath of legendary proportions.

Although they could not afford a lawyer, the court proceedings went on for more than a decade, revealing, among other things, the extensive use by McDonald's of spies — some meetings of London Greenpeace apparently had as many spies in attendance as real members.

As the proceedings went on, the most glaring issue was the lack of a physical body.

Not only were the proceedings going to be discussed out on the open; they would be transcribed for posterity.

Proceedings were also kept short to help the boys follow what was going on, with the day divided into sessions designed to mimic a primary school timetable.

"You have got all the legal trappings today going on," said the ambassador, Mark Canning, in a BBC Radio 4 interview after watching Wednesday's proceedings.

A fabulously agile travelling shot following a train across the rural landscape, skimming the treetops and skipping through sheep-herds, opened proceedings: it seemed to go on forever before homing in on Pat's front-door letterbox.

We reviewed the literature on BV epidemiology and extracted published data on BV in relation to sexual behaviour and thereby covered published studies and congress proceedings going back for more than half a century.