Sentence examples for went on something from inspiring English sources
At the outset, he went on something of a one-man media tour, trying to sell the broad principles behind an immigration overhaul to conservative television and radio hosts.
It is also, she went on, something that actually occurs.
Mr. Cohen was infuriated with the comparisons to Galleon, and went on something of a public relations offensive.
The analysis shows that the rumbleometer went on something of a roller coaster ride over several hours.
If Guillermo del Toro went on something of a ramble at the close, you could hardly blame him.
He then went on something of a publicity campaign, appearing on CNBC and writing a commentary for DealBook titled "Why I Chose Not to Wear a Wire".
There was pushing and shoving going on something terrible.
Fingerling potatoes look ordinary enough, but one bite tells you there's something more going on, something that is explained by a slow braise in chicken stock.
When nothing is going on, something is always going on.
But something deeper was going on, something beyond calculations of relative physical strength.
"But if it is still going on, something's not right".
