Sentence examples for yet go on from inspiring English sources
Surely, I thought, one cannot commit so many transgressions and yet go on to win.
I always tell people to run around Lake Merritt and work out at one of the free outdoor gym thingies, or, better yet, go on a damn hike in the hills.
It may yet go on to claim the scalps of George Bush and Tony Blair, the war's chief architects.
Playing tennis every bit as good as when in his pomp, Federer might yet go on to match Nadal's French Open La Decima at the All England Club.
The US Department of Justice investigation could yet go on for years and expand from its South, Central and North American locus into other confederations.
He could write to his mother that some believed him the "best living critic, as well as the best living poet, in England," yet go on to tell his friend Ford Madox Ford that "The Waste Land" contained only 30 good lines.
Yet going on-line to the post office can beat standing in line at the post office.
No one has yet gone on trial for those killings.
His own voice made no sense, and yet went on.
DISPOSITION Mr. Kim has pleaded not guilty and has not yet gone on trial.
The other man, Lerone Grant, who is also charged with murder, has not yet gone on trial.
