Sentence examples for gone from its from inspiring English sources

Gone from its facade, where it was flanked by images of a rabbit with a bloody mouth and a cow, is the image of a young woman in a low-cut dress, pursing her lips and playing with her hair.

Though there is a separate area for private parties, and Harlem Lanes is known to offer "glow bowling" too, its roots are in old-fashioned bowling, and it has an unpretentious feeling long gone from its Manhattan counterparts.

But the exterior was too far gone from its original state, and Mr. Woodard says he intends to return it to a mildly Art Deco appearance.

With short-term rates virtually at zero, that weapon was gone from its arsenal.

Increasingly tired by the task, they continued for three hours until the clay was gone from its pedestal.

American copyright has gone from its Jeffersonian length of 14 years to the life of the author plus 70 years.

You can define: - a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 127. - the "attack" which is the time it will take to go from its current position to the new position.

It expects 19 staff to go from its two main papers in Birmingham and six from the two in Coventry, after a month-long consultation, a spokesperson said.

It takes about 24 hours for the star to go from its minimum to maximum magnitude.

The Moscow-based filmmaker captured the painstaking progression of an industrial factory going from its drab, communist grays to the playfully colorful paint job that it exhibits today.

I felt as if my head shape went from its familiar oval to pancake-round.