going on造句怎么写

When scaffolding's up I ask the Builders what's going on.

The plane stops in Shanghai before going on to Beijing.

Takes quite a heavy load on himself offensively, particularly going one on one.

Almost everyone considers going on a diet sometime in his or her life.

Well, an enraged God tells Moses: You know what's going on down there?

We are going on a tour of the city this afternoon.

I am going more deeply into myself and I will feel what is really going on, why I am harboring these thoughts and emotions now.

The tags provide so much information that "we can almost visualize what is going on at [these] depths, " she says.

Twin studies such as these point the way, but they provide only superficial explanations of what is going on.

He maintained this ritual throughout his tenure, so that he always knew exactly what was going on.

Later, when the mainstream news picked up on what was going on, they were often wrong or misleading in what they reported.

These collaboration portals require that you have a seasoned team on each of the technologies used because there is a little of everything going on.

Yes there are things we need to learn, but remember the underlying process that is going on and will not stop.

It's funny, looking back, how different we all were. I had the bushy hair, chipmunk face, and big teeth going on, which wasn't a great look for me.

One day I asked them what was or, perhaps better, was not going on. Why were they so cautious and where was their enthusiasm for learning?

An exhibition opens with the paint hardly dry on some of the stands and with a lot of hammering still going on as the doors are opened to public.

The lecturer on evolution had been going on for nearly two hours. then he started again, and said he:"Let me ask the evolutionist a question --- if we had tails like a baboon, where are they?"

No matter what struggles and challenges are going on, maybe we have only one choice: though we are unhappy, we still need to be happy and believe in the future.

With all this “mixing, ” “remixing, ” “mashing-up, ” and “re-appropriating” going on, is it possible today’s writers are ceding too much of their artistic prerogative to existing ideas and material?

They're going on a world tour.

He's got the biker thing going on.

A fierce debate on the tax cut was going on.

Yet going on trial is a humiliation in itself.

You've got a standing ovation going on here, get on and acknowledge it.

Yet for an outsider all seems to be going on intelligently and purposefully.

That's why I kept going on and on against financial theories, financial-risk managers, and people who do quantitative finance.

I don't know what's going on with Snape, but we can be sure she knows he was a Death Eater.

While all this was going on, I stayed on the other track of my parallel lives, the one I came to Washington to pursue.

ON A Saturday night in Canudos, a town of 15, 000 people in the interior of Bahia state surrounded on all sides by parched, silvery forest, there is a lot of consumption going on.

I find the XML "targets" a bit cryptic, but that fades with time as you get more familiar with what's going on.

Visitors to this concert might well have thought something fishy was going on when they saw the musicians put on their wet suits and take their instruments into the ocean.

After all, when we lie to ourselves and to others, we multiply a thousand fold the inherent difficulties we have trying to determine what is actually going on inside us and around us.

I think there's something fishy going on.

He now began to inkle what was going on.

To be able to really meaningfully study and understand what’s going on, it’s going to require as much information as people can get their hands on.

He’s going on and on about a female friend who’s “super annoying” or “not that pretty” when you note that she dotes on him.

You are quick to have a seat on the cushion because you feel so tired and drained from all that is going on in the World.

Researchers at the MADRC have so far studied 80 patients in a project that has been going on for four years on the diagnosis of Alzheimer's at the earliest sign of cognitive dysfunction.

"When you're going on a mission," Dowling says, "a raid or a patrol, insurgents are sneaky — they like to hide stuff from you." But a dog can smell them.

So what’s really going on is extortion pure and simple.

Use camelbacks if you are going on amore strenuous hike (backpacks with water bladders and drinking tubes).

But they don't stare with a kind of fixation that I do, trying to make contact with whatever is going on even if I never talk to the person or touch the person or have anything do with the person.

While all this was going on in public, we were struggling hard with some big questions.

We're going on holiday next month.

"When you're going on a mission," Dowling says, "a raid or a patrol, insurgents are sneaky — they like to hide stuff from you."