Sentence examples for are gone once from inspiring English sources

The Italian Romano Prodi, president of the European Commission (EC), summed up the sense of fulfilment: "Five decades after our great project of European integration began, the divisions of the Cold War are gone once and for all.… [Our new members] bring to the union the cultures and diversity of 10 countries with distinct historical roots stretching back through the centuries".

It has a scant three USB slots, one of which is used for the power cord, so when working in the office it has effectively only two slots which are gone once I turn the laptop into a desktop and add the auxiliary keyboard, mouse and printer.

"People who usually go to steakhouses every other week now are going once a month," he said.

That will enable drivers to immediately know where passengers are going once they are picked up.

Or I'll try to guess where someone might have been before they came to the store, where they are going once they buy whatever they buy.

Like cash, it's gone once you part with it.

That was gone once I got into my blocks".

"When I became a minister, I thought art was gone once and for all," he says.

In four years of having that edge against the Knicks in the playoffs, it was gone once again.

And D'Antoni was gone once Walsh decided that being a consultant in Indianapolis until his contract was finished was the right way to go.

They're national treasures and I almost cry myself to sleep at night thinking that these could be gone, once sold off they'll never be reclaimed".