Sentence examples for gone for example from inspiring English sources

Gone, for example, is the traditional handshake that accompanied most meetings in daily life.

Eighty percent of maize types that existed in the 1930s are gone, for example.

Gone, for example, is Harry Rex Vonner, the Falstaffian divorce lawyer and all-purpose conniver in Jake's corner — and one of the few characters that Mr. Grisham has seen fit to resurrect in other novels.

Gone, for example, is the roll bar that made it possible to stand in the back and fire anti-aircraft missiles at C.I.A. drones while holding on with the other hand.

Gone, for example, is the idea of free TV time for candidates who accept voluntary spending limits; gone too the lower limits for campaign contributions from PACs, the political action committees (that is, groupings of like-minded citizens) whose lobbying tactics can often make decent folks shudder.What is left, however, remains challenging enough.

The iconic Start button is gone, for example.

Go, for example, to the tattooed eastern reaches of the East Village, where proud young locavores roam.

And go, for example, to the Royal Court, whose Young Writers Programme seeks, encourages and advises new talent.

Irony is what keeps Hamlet going, for example -- he's the Dave Eggers of medieval Denmark.

How far should Aaron Davis go, for example, to ensure a vital dance experience for artists and audiences?

That's why the president went, for example, to West Virginia and why we've been to Florida".