1. You go ahead and I'll follow on.

2. I'll be back soon. Meanwhile follow on.

3. You go ahead - I'll follow on later.

4. I'll be back in a minute. Meanwhile follow on.

5. You go now. I'll follow on later.

6. You go ahead and we'll follow on later.

7. Several conclusions follow on from his statement.

8. The discussion sessions are supposed to follow on from this morning's lecture.

9. Her parents plan to follow on Sunday afternoon.

10. Forced to follow on, the tourists were then bowled out for 269.

11. There are moral and political implications that follow on such a stance.

12. Darlington will be eager to follow on from their encouraging performance at Peterborough United.

13. Follow on between two fences with lichen-encrusted hawthorn trees on the right.

14. Thessy would follow on the weekend ferry, arriving at Grand Bahama on the same day as the senator's twins.

15. There will be some serious disillusion to follow on the heels of the euphoria of freedom.

16. No stripe to follow on the bottom.

17. We shall follow on from where he left off.

18. Some comments follow on the next page.

19. More trouble and misery are sure to follow on.

20. You go ahead, and we'll follow on.

21. You'd best finish the job and follow on after.

22. The conference and exhibition will follow on Tuesday and Wednesday.

23. Anywhere, everywhere,() I would follow on ! Follow ! Follow!

24. The second half of the concert will follow on in twenty minutes.

25. My little sister likes to follow on the heels of my father.

26. You go to the beach with the kids and I'll follow on when I've finished work.

27. Some contain two or more different plants to flower together or to follow on from each other.

28. Well, you roused my interest of course; but also I panicked, felt I must follow on from you.

29. They're also developing a version of Android called Honeycomb, which is designed to run on tablet computers and will follow on the heels of Gingerbread.

30. Follow up and support activities all tough the customer so they are an opportunity to mention new products, supplies, and services to the customer and possibly make follow on sales.

1. You go ahead and I'll follow on.

2. I'll be back soon. Meanwhile follow on.

31. These results follow on the heels of an observational study in New York that found a weak link between higher folate levels and a lowered risk of Alzheimer's disease in older Americans.

32. You go first, and we'll follow on after a short rest.

33. Piscine mouth shoe, afterwards follow on current goes this year, if show, toe is like concealed, very sexy.

34. This verse seems follow on the excommunication of the blind man Christ had just healed.