You must start sooner and carry on longer.
English phrasal verb
carry on
To continue.
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You guys, you are my motivation to carry on to play football.
Tonight, I want to congratulate the awardees and the scholarship winners who carry on that sacred tradition.
Cultivate in them the faith to carry on and they will do the rest.
And I want you to know that from now on until the new prime minister is in place, your interests will be served and the government of the country will be carried on.
Can we carry on with an organization that has a multi-billion pound budget, but not nearly enough focus on controlling spending and shutting down programs that haven't worked?
And carry on pushing forward.
Today, students are carrying on the legacy of a trailblazing LGBT civil rights activist at Pauli Murray College and celebrating one of Yale's own hidden figures at Grace Hopper College, named after the Naval officer who happened to be one of the first computer programmers in America.