Sentence examples for gone of the from inspiring English sources
— Somini Sengupta Software Executive's Tropical Nightmare Gizmodo.com | Armed officials burst into the Belize home of John McAfee, founder (long gone) of the antivirus company.
A network of malware-infected computers known as the Rustock botnet, which is widely believed to be Russian-operated and had been responsible for about half of all spam across the globe, "appears to have completely gone of the map and is yet to resume," said Matt Sergeant, senior anti-spam technologist at MessageLabs, a unit of the security-software maker Symantec.
He's gone of the boil of late, but such a deadly start.
However, with almost an hour gone of the second leg at White Hart Lane, Tim Sherwood's side looked set to become the latest Premier League team to suffer in European competition.
Frenchman Anthony Roux broke from the pack with 22km gone of the 207km stage, with [King of the Mountains] polka dot jersey holder Michael Morkov and Christophe Kern giving chase.
For those who don't know, Schneider is Kaufman's daughter and the primary keeper (now that Kitty Carlisle Hart is gone) of the collaborators' flame.
Step 2: Let go of the story.
"'Let go of the dog,' she shouted.
