on and on

Idioms and Phrases

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

Example Sentences

The list goes on and on and on.

From Los Angeles Times

As usual, Harbaugh rambled on and on about his on-field leader but failed to explain how Herbert made the plays he made on the final drive.

From Los Angeles Times

Sentencing Stringer, Judge Williams said in relation to one aspect of the abuse "she told you she did not want to do it, but you kept on and on at her demanding she did".

From BBC

She doesn't have much substance to her, in other words, so she just hammers on and on about the abortion issue.

From BBC

It starts with women, usually, but it goes on and on.

From BBC