carry on's Usage Examples:

In the article the magazine identified Shaykh Abdur Rahman as the founder of Jihad in Bangladesh and asked its followers to carry on his legacy through Jihad.

Lithgow will hereafter carry on business for his own behoof in the premises of the late co-partnery at Kingston, Port Glasgow, and at.

adolescence", with "a brilliant fixing of the understandable teenage impulse to mythologise the recent past, to carry on as if it"s ancient history".

artists who carry on the traditions of the American Songbook, as well as loquaciously reveling in the songwriters and performers of the Sinatra era.

When he discovered what they were doing, he played up to the tens of thousands of fans and became quicker as to make the fans carry on even more.

the concrete stage but carry on to the formal operational stage of development.

In fiber-optic communication, a single-mode optical fiber (SMF) is an optical fiber designed to carry only a single mode of light - the transverse mode.

It was expected that Soen would carry on the samurai tradition of his father, but Soen was pondering a more spiritual occupation.

Bush carry on his father"s (barfing) legacy?, Time Asia found at Time Asia archives Archived 2009-04-12 at.

Afterwards, the local crusader lords refused to carry on with the siege, and the three kings had no choice but to abandon the city.

following Brian McIver"s resignation, though McIver was reappointed after reapplying when he decided to carry on.

During her term, her only ambition was to carry on John's conservative philosophy.

The Acting Governor must take the oath before assuming office and has all the powers and duties of the Governor until a new Governor is appointed or the incumbent Governor is able to carry on with his or her duties.

Synonyms:

manage, conduct, handle, racketeer, deal, care,

Antonyms:

dematerialize, dematerialise, stay in place, recede, refrain,