Sentence examples for went on such from inspiring English sources

Blair, then Labour's home affairs spokesman, went on such a visit in the Nineties.

She went on: "Such a liaison between science and industry is a growing phenomenon, seen in other areas as well.

Mr. Torrisi was asked why his team went on such an eccentric quest to establish this elegant, boozy, fishy little dream space.

After he ascended to the No. 1 ranking a year ago, he went on such a roll — winning several of the world's strongest tournaments — that it seemed no one could stop him.

However, there is strategy, there are tactics and, as former Australian captain Ricky Ponting pointed out at Cardiff the last time England went on such a go-slow, extremely "ordinary behaviour".

The government then went on such a huge spending binge to bring unemployment down that by 1975 inflation had reached 25% and people began to hoard food.It was then that Mrs Thatcher became a Thatcherite.

It was a wild and stormy period filled with terrible passions, and when a whole country is on fire and a life and death struggle is going on, such words may easily be used.

But whatever's going on, such a death toll creates uncertainty.

Teach your students about how the second half of the sentence has the action in it, as well as modifiers to help make sense of what is going on, such as a direct object.

And today he went on one such rant.

I was worried though that no one would want to go on such short notice, especially considering a class costs $20.