Sentence examples for difference has gone from inspiring English sources

Most of that difference has gone straight into refiners' pockets.

It's not that their old differences have gone.

The difference is NetBus has gone commercial.

(That trend goes a long way toward explaining why gay marriage, which formally severs wedlock from sex differences and procreation, has gone from a nonstarter to a no-brainer for so many people).

Each generation finds its place by emphasizing its differences from what has gone before.

Another difference is that Memebox has gone straight to the Asian cosmetics manufacturers like Cosmax to fill its boxes, using the Asian brands as a selling point.

There's some small differences: the shock value has gone, the token woman has changed.

But the difference is now, filming cost has gone through the roof.

I suppose the polarisation, the difference between Labour and Conservative, has gone – well, that was Tony Blair, wasn't it?" Which was presumably why Mo Mowlam intrigued you so much?

Of course, the most marked difference is that the clientele has gone from Chinese immigrants to hipsters, but the charm remains.

I've noticed a big difference, and the fatigue touch wood the fatigue has gone.