He went on and on and on with the answers.
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It felt like it just went on and on forever.
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"It just went on and on and on," she said.
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It went on and on like a loop in my head.
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It just kind of gradually went on and on and on.
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The speech went on and on, and so we decided it
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Then they went on and on about how better they were.
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Okay, it's 83 and then it went on and on and on.
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And it just went on and on, never ending, through the roof.
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They went on and on, and we watched it from a distance.
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She couldn't help herself; she went on and on about the mourners.
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Trump went on and on about stopping immigration and building the wall.
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Nobody said a word to me as the snipping went on and on.
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But as these sequences went on, and on, and on, my enthusiasm waned.
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He went on and on and on about it, saying 'Isn't it cool?
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Trump went on and on, praising people in the room and excoriating his opponents.
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She felt paralyzed as the rattle of bullets went on and on around her.
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As Bob went on and on about DT, the audience seemed a little unsettled.
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The list went on and on, it was an indirect type of special treatment.
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It went on and on and on which made it worse and worse and worse.
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The abuse of the platforms by the alt-right went on and on and on.
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And he went on and on about what Tales of the City had meant to him.
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This went on and on like a game of red light, green light, one-two-three.
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It went on and on until we took him off that drug and now he's fine.
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"He got a standing ovation that went on and on and on and on," Gauthier tells PEOPLE.
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"We had this incredibly effortless date, which just went on and on and on," Mr. Donner said.
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These neatly delineated horrors went on and on, becoming more and more vivid as the tapestry progressed.
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Right, well Amazon went on and on for years doing that, right, until they figured it out.
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This went on and on, and frankly I found it profoundly irritating (like, really profoundly and deeply irritating).
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"Twelve mint, 12 mango, six creme brûlée" (ew creme brûlée) the list went on and on and on.
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Shaquon Thomas's entry went on and on: 23 arrests, the police said, mostly for misdemeanors, then the shootings.
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And more than that, we did the India rape stuff, it just went on and on and on.
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The posts went on and on—thousands of them had accumulated in the time since I'd stopped checking.
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People talked about everything in the film, and to our joy it went on and on and on.
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"What killed Teck ultimately was a regulatory process that just went on and on and on," Peabody said.
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It seems like she went on and on about the benefits of it, and the benefits are pretty obvious.
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Conway described the assailant as unhinged and said the woman "went on and on," refusing to leave the restaurant.
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The NXPI deal, you had that on the plate, it went on and on and then you walked away.
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He said his vows first and went on and on about loving her for the rest of his life.
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The list of needs went on and on, but as for wants, I personally had just one: a projector.
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But in the upper reaches of the Maracanã, and its lower sections, too, the party went on and on.
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The straight black streets went on and on, stopping only at the wheat fields on the edge of town.
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It went on and on, zealously and sometimes brutally enforced by the morality police and the paramilitary Basij forces.
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"The cheers and hoots of delight went on and on, drowning out the performers and shaking the room," Austerlitz says.
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But you know, Facebook did that quietly and deftly, and she went on and on loudly about it and wasn't successful.
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" He went on (and on) from there, finishing with a description of the American team as "fat, stupid, greedy" and "classless.
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Instead, Glenn, who died Thursday at the age of 95, went on and on about the beauty and awe of spaceflight.
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In his news conference, Trump went on and on about just how good the men and women in our intelligence agencies are.
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They just went on and on and on, with inexplicable and deceptive aims and so many lives and limbs and trillions lost.
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And it just went on and on anyway, like someone who wishes to live their life—wait for it—song to song.
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Well, interestingly, the opinion, the judge went on and on talking about why, because of Amazon and Netflix and Facebook, they need to.
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When the booing started, she should have wrapped it up, but she went on and on for twenty minutes, talking over the booing.
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On Waypoint Radio this week, Austin went on and on aboutloving the new mech-focused game from the developers of FTL, Into the Breach.
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That investigation just went on and on and on, and my concern is that that is not what is necessary for the American people.
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They went on and on about those two topics more freely with the Americans than we Americans are willing to do with each other.
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AP: Anonmus NH: Alligations GR: Reveil 16: Precausion CN: Negotianalable DZ: Airbourn KJ: Assocation MY: Netralize YF: Confrimed The list went on and on.
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Hypothetically, yes, if it went on and on and it was impacting us and our ability to pay bills — then we could perhaps change that.
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This apprenticeship went on and on with little encouragement except from the family, while neighbors and friends made it clear they thought he was loafing.
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That's what attracted the attention, and it just went on and on for weeks and weeks after the homicide—and then it got revived again.
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Everyone I talked to went on and on about the presidential election, as if it were going to have a massive effect on their lives.
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And it went on and on about how extreme she is, that she would take the baby out of its mother&aposs womb an hour before.
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"The stickers, the graffiti, the street art, the music—it just went on and on," recalls Hans Riemer, who served as Obama's national youth vote director.
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She went on and on about how important the devotions had been to her, especially those we sent to her on November 9, 10 and 11.
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Vanessa went on and on about how "unromantic" the possibility of Nick's proposal was because of the fact that there's still "another woman" in the picture.
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" She also added, "(Ps, Instagram cut me off at one minute but I went on and on and basically finished the album) #immigrantswegetthejobdone (we really do).
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"She continues, "after I went on and on about my fantasy post-tattoo life for a while, Alexis smiled and gently said, 'So, what would you get?
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The shooting went on and on, and through the windows (we were now higher up from the scene) we saw heavy armor coming up from the city.
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Stan Patz said that even as jury deliberations went on and on for the second time, he was hopeful they would reach the same conclusion as he did.
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Things went on and on like that and, while I finished, I felt like I had to work a lot harder than I remember working in the past.
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They just went on and on and on, and I think they lost so much ground on that one because they were never going to win that one.
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" Rihanna also hated that VMA moment when Drake was introducing her and went on and on about his feelings: "Waiting through that speech was probably the most uncomfortable part.
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He went on and on about how much he loved classical music, so I compiled tons of playlists full of pop songs and forced him to listen to them.
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The process went on and on, he said, until finally, exhausted, Wendy took a settlement that was far smaller than he believes she could have and should have gotten.
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I think one of the issues was ... We wrote all those stories about Sergey going out with a woman, he went out with Yugo, it went on and on.
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JoJo was visibly really not into this and obviously did not feel the same way, but Alex, clearly lacking self-awareness, didn't notice and went on and on and on.
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Bored, the senator started checking her email and making travel arrangements while Zuckerberg went on and on (Boxer told VICE News through a spokesperson that she didn't remember the call).
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I did flirt with her, and I remember trying to kiss Jessica as part of what I thought was a consensual seduction ritual that went on and on for many years.
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The Empire actor's lawyer, Mark Geragos, went on and on how the City was maliciously defaming his client, suggesting they would file a lawsuit of their own, but Jussie was mum.
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Egged on by the red-meat crowd, Trump went on and on (and on) -- rarely staying on script in a speech that amounted to a sort-of greatest hits double album.
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From Shell's CEO, Ben Van Beurden, to the biggest producers in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, it was a week to forget as the oil rout just went on and on.
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When I first looked down upon the Amazon rainforest in 2001, I saw vast areas of jungle and a wide and winding copper colored river that went on and on and on.
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Remember that when Osama bin Laden held his first press conference in 1997 to announce his alliance against the West, the thing he went on and on about was Israel and Palestine.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — O.K., I might have gotten a bit overconfident yesterday with the whole puzzle-solving thing, where I went on and on about how late-week puzzles were "gettable" and all that.
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Once Barry mentioned he was tired of hearing people criticize LeBron for making the play, Parker went on and on about how LeBron should have taken the shot because he was playing well.
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It went on and on like this for minutes, periodically cutting random B-roll shots from other BBC segments into the mix, like some algorithm programmed to cut according to Eistenstein's theory of montage.
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We got Common at Studio Be Gallery in New Orleans Friday and he went on and on about the 15-year-old, who just advanced to the 4th round at Wimbledon after beating Polona Hercog.
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Graduating students and their families stood up and turned their backs on her … When the booing started, she should have wrapped it up, but she went on and on for twenty minutes, talking over the booing.
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He could almost feel the weight of it, all the weight of the sky that went on and on to infinity, outer space, the planets, the stars, pressing down on him till he could barely breathe.
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As the show went on and on, I thought of the performance artist Karen Finley, a woman whose powerful pieces, built around a unique blend of character, reporting, history, and exquisitely painful writing, become part of you.
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She went on and on about how these sexual assault cases lack "due process" for everyone involved, how the accused needed to know "their guilt is not predetermined," and how the "good intentions" of the previous administration weren't enough.
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It was virtually nonstop: She thought about a conflict at work, about who would win the season of Top Chef they were watching together, whether she'd have time to run the next morning — the list went on and on.
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When Apple introduced its AirPods on Wednesday, the company went on and on about the new Apple-made chip on the inside, but said little about the technology that delivers the sound to the wireless earbuds from the iPhone.
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Like the English couple running a bed and breakfast in Normandy who kept their place shiveringly cold; did not speak French; had never been to Paris; and went on and on, unbidden, about how much they disliked the French.
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It all started off on a high note for Brandon: He was on his date with Haley, he swore he could tell the difference between her and Emily, he went on and on about how "instant" his attraction for Haley was.
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By the time the evening portion of the date rolled around, JoJo was still blissfully unaware of the monster that is Chad and went on and on about how important it is for her to feel "safe" with a man.
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It went on and on and on, and even after he's dead it's still going on now with this movie," he explains, adding, "How can the war be over for you when you're missing an arm, or missing an eye?
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So just briefly, you know, when I was on the plane, now Samsung Galaxys, Ina was talking about them being announced as awful phones, and it just went on and on on my many many flights that I took recently.
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Those automated homes, I was in one of these internet guy's houses, and he had the thing to turn on the lights, which was the most ridiculous and he was super proud of it and went on and on about it.
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But first talk about the history of their attempts, the non-shadow war, because it went on and on, and largely they lost to our economic vitality, the freedom/democracy just worked better for a lot more people, and a lot more people lived better.
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It went on and on, perhaps for 20 minutes, disregarding most presumed rules of attention and/or entertainment, before Anohni — the songwriter and singer formerly known as Antony Hegarty — emerged to sing the first song: an unlit presence in a hooded silver dress and veiled face.
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The more I looked at myself in the mirror, the more uncomfortable I felt studying what I saw as the "problem" physical features on my face — my nose, my round cheeks, the fine lines under my eyes, my thin lips; the list went on and on.
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Though Ive didn't do the customary video narration during the announcement event this week, he did say his piece in an interview with The Independent in which, among other things, he went on and on about how the new iPad was great because the screen doesn't have square corners.
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They got a standing ovation that went on and on and on and on, and it was such an incredible moment because when a film like that is shown for the first time in such a highly critical audience and it gets received like that, it's something really magical.
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This went on and on and on and on until he finally ran out of steam.." Later in the Twitter thread, Machado says she's "heard easily a dozen stories about fucked-up sexual misconduct on his part and felt weirdly lucky that all ('all') I got was a blast of misogynist rage and public humiliation.
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However, taken literally the same scripture can be used to reduce the inheritance and legal rights of women, enforce certain ritualistic clothing and practices on women but make them either a choice or non-existent for men, ban women from marrying non-Muslims but extend that right to men... the list went on and on in my mind.
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And, like the Oscars, the event went on and on … The evening was also a call to arms of sorts, a rallying cry to maintain the high quality of Italian dubbing in a moment when the market has been inundated with new products from streaming services like Netflix and Amazon prime, putting pressure on the Italian dubbing industry to keep up.
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And that was before he mentioned the birther question, before he said anything else, Trump went on and on about where the event was taking place: the new Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. He talked about how beautiful it was, how it was finished under budget and ahead of schedule, (no one's fact checking that either), and he praised the great staff from the managers to the construction workers.
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