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

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

Don’t forget Canada’s zombie wildfires, the Texas floods, the late autumn Southwest heat waves, the calving Doomsday glacier and on and on.

From Salon

When No. 4 Texas Tech takes on Oregon in the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day, it will be represented by players from nearly every gridiron in Texas: Austin, Lubbock, Hitchcock, Eastland, Stephenville, and on and on.

From The Wall Street Journal

“They talk but they don’t produce. And the war just keeps going on and on,” he said in an interview with POLITICO’s Dasha Burns.

From Salon