Sentence examples for be gone in five from inspiring English sources

The dime would be gone in five minutes".

"Sometimes things will be gone in five minutes," said Jim Nachlin (above right), a computer programmer and confessed hoarder who started the site in January.

The pattern of business that produced a Beryl Bainbridge or a Hilary Mantel by supporting a career, and believing in the possibility of rewarding achievement through discrimination, is fading, and will be gone in five years.

"It is a love of the city," he says, "and it's almost like documenting it for the future, because I think most of these places will be gone in five or 10 years".

At current construction rates buildable land will be gone in five to ten years.

Thompson's work has a kind of rescue aspect to it, as the 80-meter-long record could be gone in five years, taking with it important insights into the vanishing history of the ice.

She could be gone in two years".

Nur says al-Shabaab will be gone in six months.

Clay made a prediction, the first of many: Clark would be gone in two.

She also said the stable would be gone in six months to a year, when the road repairs are completed.

"What sort of foreign policy do we have that we support a regime that will be gone in one or two months?" he said.