Sentence examples for will rage on from inspiring English sources
One of the great things about sports is that the debates over who's the best will rage on forever.
In spite of England's nervy victory and their willingness to be flexible in the third one-day international, the debate about their future prospects, and Alastair Cook's place in England's one-day side, will rage on.
The debate, no doubt, will rage on.
Their fight will rage on.
His conclusion is not surprising: controversy will rage on, unabated.
Those who hate selfies will rage about you on the internet because you are so good at taking selfies.
The arguments will rage across the land on this.
The debate will rage long and hard on whether Cook's decision to bowl first constitutes a blunder, and no doubt there will be the usual kneejerk reaction that inevitably accompanies such a day.
And the row over whether Europe should change the pace of its austerity programme should be relaxed will probably rage on.... I'll be tracking all the developments through the day.
Early on Thursday the Sites monitoring group in the US said it had translated an audio statement by an Isis spokesman declaring that "the battle will rage in Baghdad and Karbala... put on your belts and get ready".
