| I'm not interested during the game in the big drinking sessions, you know, the laughing, joking, and carrying-on, or mucking around with the locals. |
| He would look on wryly at times when the others were carrying-on in the clubhouse about slights, real and imagined. |
| There was a newly-married couple in our car, and of course lots of us were more or less interested in their carrying-on. |
| Indeed, going by the carrying-on of county councillors in this regard, a good argument could be made for removing planning powers from councillors. |
| We'd have lost, but at least there would not have been all the carrying-on and ill feeling that there was. |
| She considered most of the story a prologue for the part about rum and gold and carrying-on. |
