On and On Meaning
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On and On Sentence Examples
- The lecture seemed to go on and on, and I couldn’t wait for it to be over.
- She talked on and on about her vacation, not realizing how boring it was to everyone else.
- He couldn’t stop ranting on and on about politics and how the country was going to ruin.
- The children played on and on, not wanting to stop for a break.
- She continued to work on and on, determined to finish the project before the deadline.
- The music played on and on, filling the room with a soothing melody.
- He talked on and on about his accomplishments, trying to impress those around him.
- The rain fell on and on, making it impossible to go outside.
- She read on and on, unable to put the book down.
- He complained on and on about how unfair life was.
- The debate went on and on, with no clear winner in sight.
- She cried on and on, unable to stop her tears.
- He bragged on and on about his wealth and success.
- The party went on and on, with guests dancing and laughing late into the night.
- She worried on and on about her upcoming exam.
- He talked on and on about his upcoming trip abroad.
- The game went on and on, with no clear winner in sight.
- She practiced on and on, determined to perfect her skills.
- He complained on and on about his job and how much he hated it.
- The concert went on and on, with the band playing encore after encore.
- She studied on and on, determined to get good grades.
- He talked on and on about his ex-girlfriend and how she broke his heart.
- The discussion went on and on, with no resolution in sight.
- She read on and on, losing track of time.
- He bragged on and on about his expensive car.
- The movie went on and on, lasting well over two hours.
- She wrote on and on, filling page after page with her thoughts.
- He talked on and on about his plans for the future.
- The argument went on and on, with neither side willing to back down.
- She dreamed on and on, not realizing she was still asleep.
- He complained on and on about his roommates and how they never cleaned up.
- The meeting went on and on, with no end in sight.
- She thought on and on about what she should do next.
- He talked on and on about his favorite sports team.
- The lecture went on and on, with the professor droning on in a monotone voice.
- She waited on and on, growing more and more impatient.
- He complained on and on about the traffic and how it made him late.
- The party went on and on, with guests not leaving until the early hours of the morning.
- She read on and on, devouring book after book.
- He talked on and on about his new job and how great it was.
- The concert went on and on, with the band playing for over three hours.
- She wrote on and on, creating a long and detailed story.
- He complained on and on about his allergies and how they were affecting his life.
- The game went on and on, with both teams determined to win.
