on and on

Idioms  

1. Continuously, persistently, without stopping, as in On and on they rode for three whole days. Also see go on and on.

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Example Sentences

A recent analysis of over 17,000 user-shared chats found that AI fosters textbook co-dependence, mirroring users’ emotions, encouraging delusions and urging the conversation to go on and on.

From The Wall Street Journal

But she was sitting there so silent, my mouth started running on and on just to fill up all the quiet.

From Literature

“Birds, whales, cost, ‘it’s a rip-off,’ ‘it’s a scam,’ ‘oil is better,’ this list goes on and on,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

It went on and on for, I’m not kidding, six hours or more.

From MarketWatch

It went on and on for, I’m not kidding, six hours or more.

From MarketWatch