Examples of 'go on taking' in a sentence
Meaning of "go on taking"
go on taking - This phrase suggests a continuation of actions, behaviors, or processes. It often implies persistence, endurance, or ongoing engagement with a particular course of action or decision
How to use "go on taking" in a sentence
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Maybe you can go on taking the beatings.
I wish I could understand why you go on taking it.
I can not go on taking this pill being pregnant.
That will leave me free to go on taking your horses.
We shall go on taking coal from the earth.
This Parliament cannot simply go on taking it on the chin.
I have to go on taking care of my other patients.
After him, new forms will go on taking shape.
I can not go on taking this poison every day.
Am I being unreasonable in asking Charlotte not to go on taking these unnecessary risks?
He will go on taking and taking.
I can not . Maybe you can go on taking the beatings.
I go on taking more and more.
We were ordered to go on taking care of the clients.
You just go on taking chances. Like every other dumb schmo.
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National undertakings can still go on taking up aid unchecked and thereby damage regions.
I will go on taking cold showers… until they elect some gal President.
If ovulation occurs, a woman has to go on taking Clomid until she gets pregnant.
He will go on taking and taking, until one day the World will say.
I can not marry you . I will not go on taking tips from you as I used to.
I will go on taking care of her, but I can not afford to pay the hospital bills.
I can not let you go on taking advantage of these people.
Why go on taking chances? - Tomorrow.
But I can not go on taking your money.
Why go on taking these chances?
Tim, you can not go on taking chances like that.
We recommend they go on taking great care of their source protection areas.
Would you go on taking them?
I will not go on taking tips from you as I used to.
Yeah, and that will go on taking care of him until he dies.
I can not go on taking your money, either, Miss Benton.
You just go on taking chances.
Why do you go on taking these chances, Vicar?
Will the Commission go on taking a tough line here, be hard as nails?
Tim, you can not go on taking chances like that . You can not.
You don't know. You just go on taking chances. Like every other dumb schmo.
Maybe you can go on taking the beatings, I can not . Oh Bill.
I'm bored. I can't go on taking this poison every day.
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Coach does not let us go anywhere without him
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