Sentence examples for going went from from inspiring English sources

The going went from boldly to badly and the series was cancelled shortly afterwards.

Sameer Hashmi spoke to CEO Sunder Raman who said the IPL has going gone "from strength to strength" since its launch.

In the time between their meetings the enrollment of Mr. Tsuji's school had go gone from ninety-eight to two thousand.

For me, it is going (going away from me).

"Going, going, gone: Books study exodus from religion".

Nude Beach a Go-Go goes from fun to tense and workmanlike, Black Ballerina sounds even sleazier in its undercooked live form.

"Go, go, come on," Nigel whispered from below.

Athletes who allow themselves to be tracked can receive "applause" or a "Go, go, go!" over their headphones from viewers.

"Go, Johnny go! Go, Johnny go! Go, Johnny, go, go, go / Johnny B. Goode" from "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry.

Going to the library went from the weekly excursion to an occasional trip.

The high school I went to went from 9 to 13. Levy: They all did in Canada until about 1965.