Go on to
Turning
Turning noun - A movement in a new direction.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- He lives in the shadow of his greatest failure: turning down the Vitaphone, which would go on to make The Jazz Singer the first talkie and make rival studio Schlepkin Brothers a ton of money.
Source: Theatre / Once in a Lifetime - The book does go on to say however, that since Zenon is no longer draining the morality and consciences out of the people, they will at least stop turning evil, and points out that many changes brought to Veldime as a Netherworld were in fact positive, so things still work out in the end.
Source: No Ontological Inertia - They nevertheless go on to complain about how the cartoon deviates from the original text such as having Sam tempted by the ring with visions of turning Middle Earth into a giant garden, Denethor possessing a Palantir and the presence of The Watchers (semi-alive giant vulture statues).
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