Go on
Go on verb - To take place.
Both terms in one sentence
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After a string of one-night stands, Peter decided to go on vacation to Hawaii to forget, erm, well, you know.
Source: Film / Forgetting Sarah Marshall -
It introduced a new combat engine, Renbu (which means "Endless Dance"), which no longer limited attacks to a simple string of striking attacks as they could go on infinitely at any time (Including the newly implemented string of charge attacks).
Source: Scrappy Mechanic - It only gets better after the show's first two-parter, which would then go on to produce a steady string of high quality episodes containing the rich Character Development and World Building the show's known for.
Source: Slow-Paced Beginning
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String and Go on. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 21, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/go_on/string
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