Sentence examples for gone giving from inspiring English sources
Although the original fireplaces remain, their hearths have been painted over and their marble ornamentation is gone, giving them the look of faces with their features lopped off.
A proliferation of offices and interior walls that once narrowed viewing space are gone, giving way to floor plans that sweep visitors from one museum to the other and back again.
The apartment was jammed, floor to ceiling, with thousands of Marnie calendars — shipping the calendars was such a monumental task that Braha cut a side deal with her mailman to pick them up, paying twenty dollars a load, often shipping four hundred calendars at once — but now they were gone, giving Marnie the space to engage in her favorite activity, running around in circles.
B1 WEEKEND E1-34; E35-42 Les Miz to Return (It was Gone?) Giving new meaning to the term "revival," Cameron Mackintosh has decided to bring his long-running hit "Les Misérables" back to Broadway a mere three and a half years after closing a 16-year run.
After a few more digs -- "We want a government that cares about real people, not farmers and steelworkers" -- Mr. Bremner was gone, giving way to the actual Mr. Blair and providing a handful of scrappy Conservatives with a fine opportunity to share their pet criticisms of the prime minister.
As you can see from this jaunty video, the entire UI has been improved and the standard "press left to see all of the other movies" is gone, giving you more movies per page and a considerably more streamlined experience.
Go give your neck a workout.
"He goes, 'Give me a chance.
Certain soundwaves, the claim goes, give listeners a high.
"Can we go give it to Daddy?" the mother asks.
