Sentence examples for went on to deploy from inspiring English sources

Dan went on to deploy with his unit in May 2010 to Kandahar Province in Afghanistan, where he fought for a year.

She went on to tell me about the years her husband was deployed and how writing got her through what was a very dark time.

"Our performance was very good," said Conte, before going on to praise the young players he deployed – Musonda, Ampadu and the Brazilian Kenedy.

I guess it was done this way to get both hosts in a single shot, but as the show went on, CNN deployed these stark and uncomfortable side-shots, which meant you got close-ups of one host's profile as the other host was talking.

The SBS went on to serve in the Korean War deployed on operations along the North Korean coast as well as operating behind enemy lines destroying lines of communication, installations and gathering intelligence.

But he went on to add that the overwhelming majority of soldiers deployed to Northern Ireland "conducted themselves with utter professionalism, restraint and humanity".

Serving hard, hustling and deploying mesmerizing drop shots, she went on to win the tournament in authoritative fashion.

He went on to command 3rd Regiment Royal Horse Artillery, headquartered in Hohne Germany, with which he deployed to the Balkans again in 2001.

As for Harry Shipp this weekend, I think Vermes is probably going to deploy Jacob Peterson on the wing on whichever side Shipp is on.

"Militaries are not going to want to deploy something on the battlefield that might accidentally go against their own forces".

The "debt ceiling" is like the "fiscal cliff" in at least one important way -- it's a metaphor that doesn't describe what's actually going on, while being simultaneously easy to deploy as a means to drive panic.