Sentence examples for which it went on from inspiring English sources

By contrast, even in the final hours of the campaign the Conservatives were using social media to target Labour marginals rather than defend its own vulnerable seats, many of which it went on to lose.

North Korea signed an agreement forswearing nuclear weapons, which it went on secretly to break.

Under Rickover's tutelage American industry learned to make PWRs, which it went on to offer to electrical utilities.

The objective was to "destroy warehouse and contents," which it went on to say would undercut the ability of Serbian forces to receive new supplies.

The series, a spin-off from the Mary Tyler Moore Show which it went on to eclipse, starts with Rhoda, played by Valerie Harper, showing up at her sister's apartment in New York.

This document identified the target as "Belgrade Warehouse 1," but under a heading called "linkage" called it the "HQ for the Federal Directorate Supply and Procurement". The objective was to "destroy warehouse and contents," which it went on to say would undercut the ability of Serbian forces to receive new supplies.

The show, one presumes, must — or, at any rate, will — go on, although the conditions under which it goes on will be notably nervous.

Is there a point at which it goes on too long?

I pulled my arms out from underneath it, and there was, like, a bluish flame on both my arms and my hands which, it went out on its own, it was like a flash flame, it just went over my body and went out, and it extinguished on its own.

In 2016 the Freedom Foundation ran a brazen campaign in Washington and Oregon in which it went knocking on the doors of more than 10,000 childcare and home care workers telling them that under a previous US supreme court ruling they could opt out of paying union dues.

– I seem to be agreeing with Meighan's judgment that 48 13 is "contemporary rock'n'roll of absolutely the highest calibre!" It's punchily anthemic but also indebted to the dynamics of hip-hop and dance music, and there are points at which it goes off on weird, experimental tangents.