Sentence examples for goes non from inspiring English sources

But for now, as the old song goes, "Non, je ne regrette rien....".

They are all public goods in that they are, as the definition goes, non- rivalrous and non-excludable.

So we may feel sorry later but the damage is done that goes non repairable many a time.

Pesticide plays an important role in the agricultural production, however more than 90% of pesticide goes non-target.

And once it goes "non-performing" the company has been able to "take valuations down to what the underlying collateral is worth," he said.

There is a much wider range of flights from the UK to Buenos Aires; BA goes non-stop from Heathrow, while many other airlines offer regional connections via a range of hubs from Amsterdam to Frankfurt.

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After all, those accounts of content need to have something to say about expressions which fail to refer ('Santa Claus', 'phlogiston', etc).. But, however the account goes, non-theists will insist that expressions which purport to refer to god(s) should be given exactly the same kind of treatment.

The thing that distinguishes Rugby from American football is everyone goes non-stop, almost like soccer (but worse because everyone except the full back is moving with the ball all the time).

After that, I went non-stop until I left Britain.

I've been going non-stop for the past two years, nearly every single day.