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

And then on and on he went some more.

From Literature

“Well, some days it feels like the fire just goes on and on and on and on,” Huneven said.

From Los Angeles Times

“And I’m just going on and on, about how obviously the letter had nothing to do with you being adopted because I got the same letter and I’m not adopted and—and—I don’t know what I was thinking, because then I said, ‘Right, Dad?

From Literature

It went on and on and on, agonizingly.

From Literature

“I thought the opposite of that was the last five minutes of math class, when the teacher’s going on and on and on about decimals,” she said.

From Literature