Sentence examples for time carried on from inspiring English sources

Touching on the whale fishery at one time carried on in the Bay of Biscay, he said the whales were hunted for a considerable period by the Basques, who had then the lead that the Norwegians had now, and there was reason to believe that before Columbus the Basques reached Newfoundland on whale fishing expeditions.

Hawley Crippen, readers were told, had "for some time carried on a somewhat mysterious agency business".

But those messages seemed powerless to counter the quiet grief as the cardinal's coffin glided past the pews for the last time, carried on the shoulders of sad-eyed men wearing dark gray gloves.

As time carried on and cacao was transported and traded all over the world, each culture that got its hands on this magnificent food added its own unique twist.

Downstairs, surrounding her mother, was a group of men (including Morris, alive at the time) carrying on some kind of horrible trade.

Archbishop Williams would "have a hard time carrying on with business as usual," said the Rev. Ephraim Radner, a leading Episcopal conservative and professor of historical theology at Wycliffe College in Toronto.

It looks like Britan's pub industry is in for a rough ride in 2009 as beer sales declined in the first three months of the year by 8.2%, or 1.7 million pints a day, as consumers spend more time carrying on at home and a tax increase squeezes profit margins.

You should be breathing hard and you should have a hard time carrying on a conversation.[14] You should aim to reach 85-90% of your maximum heart rate.

By this time Carry On had become a leading film franchise, with the author Robert Ross describing it as a "phenomenon".

Eager to be on time I carried on, vowing to come back once I had dropped her off.

Pieces from one point in time often carry on traditions dating from centuries before.