Sentence examples for gone from an from inspiring English sources

I'd gone from an idiot to a visionary.

We've gone from an extreme terrific value to a terrific value".

I've gone from an amiable geek in Bill Forsyth films to a 'sinister' butter salesman".

"All of a sudden, we've gone from an overload to an underload".

Climate justice has gone from an issue to the issue, especially for younger humans.

"It's gone from an absolute sellers' market for goods to an absolute buyers' market".

We've gone from an expat workforce of about 1,000 to about 400.

Mr. Swasey has it half right: it's gone from an extreme terrific value — to an average one.

In less than a month, Benni Cinkle had gone from an anonymous high school student to micro-celebrity.

"Over the last decade, the PC has gone from an interesting device to a necessary device," he said.

The total cost at private colleges has gone from an average $15,049 annually to $20,003, up 33percentt.