Sentence examples for gone among from inspiring English sources
Gone, among barely recalled others, are the Red Sox, the Indians, and the Nationals.
Rodarte is her family name (the E has come and gone among relatives).
The episode underscored that Mr. Bush's credibility and political clout, long gone among Democrats, is lacking among Republicans as well.
Since it was first awarded in 1991, it has gone, among others, to Tom Hollander, Rupert Penry-Jones and Rebecca Hall.
Before him have gone, among others, Richard Simmons, the wild-haired, sparkly shirted American fitness guru, whose aerobics-and-leotards version was on the airline's seat-back screens in March 2011.
She means everyone fortunate enough to be here - and with due reverence to those gone - among them Bev, her "lovely" second husband who died of heart disease in 1998, and, naturally, Robert, who died of alcohol-related disease in 1995.
She went among the ships, saying, "London!
A man a mile, the saying goes among the workers.
Where Are We Going?" among the works from 1889 to 1903.
Describes the country around Little Rock & says they are going among the Creek Indians as missionaries; mentions meeting other missionaries who are going among the Cherokees.
