Sentence examples for gone less than from inspiring English sources
The Italian, noted for scathing public deconstructions of players, has gone less than six months after succeeding Martin O'Neill and after only 13 matches.
That project may have gone less than smoothly - the RSC's attendance figures and mounting deficit are no laughing matter - but Noble's instinct is a measure of Yentob's reputation.
It is a policy designed for an era long gone: less than a fifth of Britons live in social housing and only a fraction of those can afford to manage their tenancy without housing benefit.
The Islanders took a two-goal lead with 13 minutes 51 seconds left in the third period on Brad Isbister's second goal of the game, but it was gone less than a minute later.
In his new role, he is helping Geo prepare to bid on more contracts, and he has directly represented Geo before the department, attending a meeting with Geo executives at his old agency, even though he has been gone less than a year.
–They've gone less than four months without a new 52-week high, so momentum traders still have them on their watch lists.
Things have been going less than swimmingly at Sunrise since its shareholders last convened.
In 1987 88 he pushed through reforms that went less than halfway to the creation of a semi-free market system.
The survey also showed that just 10percentt of passengers rode more than 1,000 miles; nearly half went less than 200.
