Sentence examples for been gone for very from inspiring English sources

"Has your husband been gone for very long?" She gave me a puzzled look and then answered: "No, no, he's still alive.

"When I'm gone for very long, it's as if she thinks I'm not coming back".

Because china cabinets are going for very affordable prices in auctions and vintage markets, he suggests buying one and lacquering it with a bold paint color.

The basics, however, may include: Some simple eyeliner work - if you're going for very casual, then just a simple pencil lining should do.

She added: "It means I've been going for a very, very long time".

I mean, she's been going for a very long time, y'know?

He was gone for what seemed a very long time.

I was going for it, very keen.

So, if [the report] is right, Barclays is going for a very weak caja.

The first is going for a very hot area, with a specific question and using well-established approaches.

Donald Trump is going for the very same thing.