Sentence examples for gone gone from inspiring English sources
"Gone, gone, gone," Wen said, as he scrolled down a list of friends who had vanished, most likely into police custody.
In the scene at Serena's home, it is moving to see just a dozen or so choristers, her Catfish Row neighbors, singing the despondent, descending chords of "Gone, Gone, Gone" as they huddle over the laid-out body of Serena's husband, Robbins.
Trumpeters took turns up front to solo, and worked hard: Mr. Marsalis, in "New Rhumba," and Marcus Printup, in "Gone, Gone, Gone," delivered on a fairly deep level — Mr. Marsalis, especially, engaging with the drummer Willie Jones III and revving up the band.
They are all gone, gone, gone.
This match is gone, gone, gone.
Yet the Go-Go's have already gone-gone once, splitting up in 1985, when music heaven stopped being a place on Earth for the first time for Belinda Carlisle and Co-Co.
That means the go-go years of ever-soaring insurance profits are gone-gone.
The fact is, they're melting, and not just a little bit, but like, all-the-way-gone gone.
I recount its history here because bling-bling -- and its cousin, ghetto fabulous -- is gone-gone.
Some economic indicators have sailed along with hardly a hint that the go-go 90's are gone-gone.
