Sentence examples for gone of from inspiring English sources

Suggestions(5)

disappeared of

vanished of

go of

completion of

missing persons of

The phrase "gone of" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mistaken combination of "gone off" or "gone of" which is not standard usage.
Example: "The milk has gone off."
Alternatives: "gone away" or "departed from."

Exact(51)

It was gone, of course.

The Guardian - Books

Last night's crowd is long gone, of course.

The New York Times - Magazine

Gone, of course, is that communal TV experience.

The Guardian

Most of the farmworkers are long gone, of course, replaced by commuters.

The Economist

The famous round table is long gone, of course, but so is the dowdy charm.

The New York Times - Travel

Also gone, of course, are the characters who met various grisly ends.

The New York Times

Similar(8)

2. Letting go of outcomes.

The New York Times

3. Letting go of worry.

The New York Times

Let go of name brands.

The New York Times

He struggled to let go of mistakes.

The New York Times - Sports

"He stopped and let go of me.

The New York Times

More suggestions(11)

have disappeared of

gone away of

gone home of

gone off of

was missing of

proceeded of

extinct of

went missing of

missing of

is away of

proceed of

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