Sentence examples for Having gone off from inspiring English sources

Having gone off the deep end with his most recent envelope pushers ("Haunted," "Rant," "Snuff" and "Pygmy," none of them readable), Mr. Palahniuk is in good form once again.

They live there alone, Thomas's son, from a previous marriage, having gone off to college.

There are casual allusions to Abby's having gone off her antidepressants (though she still takes Valium as needed).

'One of the problems of having gone off on your own is that you tend to be alone,' he said.

Because the Champagne was bright and crisp without a hint of having gone off, most guessed 1960 or 1970, but the bottled dated to 1915.

Nottingham Forest provided further evidence of having gone off the boil following that remarkable 19-match unbeaten run as they suffered their third 1-0 defeat in four matches at Doncaster.

While engineers hope to learn from any glitches that befell Schiaparelli, a question mark hangs over the future of the ExoMars rover because of a £300m funding gap at ESA. Wörner said he believed that ministers of member states who are being asked to cover the funding shortfall would not be deterred by the probe having gone off-course at the final hurdle.

He had gone off too.

Sam had gone off "in a huff".

Now we have gone off the rails.

A few bombs have gone off.