Examples of 'gone' in a sentence
Meaning of "gone"
Go is a verb that indicates an action of moving from one place to another, often used in everyday language
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- past participle of go
- Alternative spelling of gon or gon': short for gonna, going to.
- Away, having left.
- No longer existing, having passed.
How to use "gone" in a sentence
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And she would be gone sometimes for days.
The embolectomy could not have gone better.
Million gone because you went to bed with a whore.
So you have only been gone about twelve hours.
I have gone over these chamber equipment lists.
She can not wait for me to be gone either.
You have gone clean out of your mind.
My life would be had that alarm gone off.
I am sure they have gone beyond naughty by now.
Police think it was a home invasion robbery gone bad.
I have gone through much sadness and hardship.
That cat will be long gone by that time.
He has gone off with all our supplies.
Wish you had not gone out today.
They have gone up fifty levels in three weeks.
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Make studies available that have gone well.
She might have gone into the casino.
Jessica wanted it down the second you were gone.
We should have gone back inside the house.
The lower field has practically gone to ruin.
They have gone visiting for a few days.
He said they should have gone to the cabin.
You have gone into the wrong bed.
All the food that was stored there is gone.
I would never gone all the way before.
All the certainties our fathers had are gone.
I have always gone along with your decisions.
They went in there yesterday morning while you were gone.
You should have gone for the package.
And the rage that once fueled me is gone.
Their fire has gone out of the universe.
Persecutions and rapes will be gone for ever.
She better be gone by the next time we talk.
I was so worried not knowing where you would gone.
Maybe we should have gone to the service entrance.
Operating theory is that we are looking at a burglary gone bad.
They have gone very quiet on that front.
Make sure your family are gone from here.
I have not gone through the trash yet.
He asked me to look out for her when he was gone.
I would have gone with you to the hospital.
Filled with faces now dead and gone.
You have gone too far this time.
Refrain from physical activity until symptoms are gone.
The divers have gone through the lake.
Can not tell which way they gone.
When the gas is gone we will bail out.
Their kids have been born while they are gone.
They must have gone back to the settlement.
I really do not think he will notice you are gone.
