Sentence examples for gone by to from inspiring English sources
Well, enough time has gone by to give the Diana death a historical flavour.
You are in a good position to know that a most Catholic King did not hesitate, in times gone by, to enter into an alliance with the Turks.
"All you've got to do is read Engels' account of children sleeping in factories, or hear of agricultural workers in years gone by to see that.
In the river near Iken church you can spy "withies" - poles stuck into the mud by barge sailors of days gone by to show the depth of the channel.
Rogue operatives inside the security services have, at times, decided it was simpler just to assassinate liberals they did not like.But the regime quite often tries to backtrack from its more heinous mistakes, punishing the over-zealous, letting people quietly out of prison or reducing their sentences when it thinks enough time has gone by to save face.
"I don't think it was acceptable in years gone by, to be frank". Dean Warrington runs the WizAnn Knowledge school that I attended (there are several schools around London, unaffiliated with TfL) and got his green badge – the licence that allows drivers to operate across Greater London – in 1996.
She went by to check it out.
But Leventhal was letting no opportunity go by to buttress his case.
As time goes by, to complete the task on time, the acceptable price increases as task urgency dramatically increases.
Women go by, to and from what shopping there is.
Gone is the wild adoration: "For nature then / (The coarser pleasures of my boyish days, / And their glad animal movements all gone by,) / To me was all in all.
