Sentence examples for but gone from from inspiring English sources
Regardless of when it happens, Bell has been all but gone from the Pirates for days.
Other times, the light seemed all but gone from his eyes.
Independent voices are all but gone from Russian television, and most channels now march to the same, slickly produced beat.
Many mass-market cars from the 1970s have all but gone from Britain's roads, making the few left potentially valuable collectables.
Food supplies are shrinking, fruit and vegetables have all but gone from people's plates, and fuel is dwindling too, so most cars have vanished from the streets.
Queen Victoria, seizing widowhood as an excuse, had lived so reclusively that pomp and ceremony were all but gone from the royal manner, and Edward happened to care very much about such things.
But going from the classroom to the studio lot didn't happen overnight.
Going from terrace to step edge also stabilizes the transition states of C H bond dissociation steps, but going from (1 1 1)- to (1 0 -typepe surfaces does not clearly do so.
So I guess this area is a fast-developing one but going from zero quite recently.
But going from a couple of prototypes to large teams of robots will mean overcoming a big hurdle: energy.
