Sentence examples for gone some of from inspiring English sources

Just when some people begin to think they're gone, some of the largest and ugliest of the horseflies emerge.

With his golden locks gone, some of the weight from not having scored yet in 2013 was off his shoulders and he hit a GotW candidate from range.

Important works by Chris Ofili, who won the Turner in 1998, have gone, some of them part of the personal collection of Victoria and Warren Miro.

Although the foams are gone, some of the nuances they delivered are still present in an abundance of drizzles, emulsions and purées.

"Not only so that people could see it at last," he says, "but as a sort of tribute to those who had gone, some of them unrewarded and almost unknown".

Pages in e-books turn with an elaborate curl effect; the calendar app sports torn edges; on/off buttons require sliding, like a physical switch.Now that Mr Forstall is gone, some of this penchant for skeuomorphism may be reined in.

China's quiet revolution goes some of the way.

"Go, some of you, convey him to the Tower".

But it does go some of the way.

As part of the annual winter upgrade, they let go some of the heroes of last year's championship team.

It's also used in helium balloons, which go some of the way to space.