Sentence examples for are gone of from inspiring English sources

Those days are gone, of course, because of the world's impatience with the "occupation" of the West Bank and Gaza.

But the 1,500-year-old 1,500-year-old 1,500-year-oldof course, replaced Buddhasgashes in the reddish-brofn cliff.

"The days are gone of ranting and raving, leading by fear," Stubbs said after becoming a coach at Everton.

A quick look shows that the good electronic stations are gone (of course), but The Virus (Opie and Anthony and Ron and Fez) is still around on 202.

The long days are gone of running across the street to buy newspapers, calling your broker, and flipping on the TV to find up-to-date news on companies, firms and stocks.

It was gone, of course.

Hogg: I'm going of my own choice.

"I'm happy the way things have been going of late.

You know where this is going, of course: I loved "Bruno".

"Some of our members are going out of business.

“Fifty of them are going to die of heart disease.