continuer

I did, however, try to give her the idea that love is the great continuer of life.

I would my horse had the speed of your tongue, and so good a continuer.

Brahms was a continuer.

As noted by Schegloff, such examples of the continuer's phrases are "mm hm" or "uh huh."

I do not attach so much importance to being a musical bogey-man as to being a natural continuer of properly-understood good old tradition!"

Then the driver said: 'Il faut continuer à pied.'

Stravinsky admitted to having studied Mozart's operas closely as models and declared himself "Mozart's continuer."

The new Baron was a wicked man and especially Raptor, worthy continuer of the famous "Wolves" that dissanguarono our distant ancestors.

In the case of Perceval, one continuer says the poet's death prevented him from completing the work, in the case of Lancelot, no reason is given.

Brender ha tutto, mentre io continuer- a vivere in quella pensioncina fino alla consumazione dei secoli."

"Inheritor of the powers I hold," came his bnooding voice from the doorway, "continuer of the blood-stock of the stones, freshet of the unending river, approach me now.

Il comprit que, s'il se sentait d'attaque, il n'avait qu'à continuer pour se retrouver en territoire connu.

The Communist Party of Iran (Marxist-Leninist-Maoist) is seen as a continuer of the Union of Iranian Communists (Sarbedaran).

The first abbot was Ekkehard of Aura, a monk from Bamberg, famous as the continuer of the Weltchronik of Frutolf of Michaelsberg.

He has the dignity of a man of letters who knows what belongs to him, and never deviates from his sphere; a continuer of the great line of scholars, and sustains their office in the highest credit and honor.

Schoenberg wrote to Reinhart in 1923: "For the present, it matters more to me if people understand my older works ... I do not attach so much importance to being a musical bogey-man as to being a natural continuer of properly understood good old tradition!"

Once this presentation is made, Y must accept it either through presupposing acceptance(i.e. letting X continue uninterrupted) or asserting acceptance (i.e. through a continuer such as "yes", okay", or head knod), and X and Y must mutually recognize that acceptance.