Sentence examples for gone standing from inspiring English sources

An older woman named Beverly said that her neighborhood was gone; standing on the porch of her mauve-trimmed house, she gestured across the street at a new apartment building going up, which seemed likely to ruin her lovely view.

Igawa refused to go, standing fast to his childhood dream of pitching in the American big leagues.

I got banned from the canteen at the Brit school for singing En Vogue's Don't Let Go standing on the table.

The Totem was the last to go, standing empty for three years until its rebirth this winter as the flagship of Terminal Neige, a new youth-oriented three-star brand.

Calgary was one of the top teams in the league in the early going, standing third overall on December 10 with a 15 8 3 record.

I think the episode that Shawn is talking about, [it's about] leaving or going, standing at the Captain's side or getting a chance to get home.

If you're on the edge of a pit and you see someone small or you see a chick, don't go standing in front of them or pulling them away from the edge thinking you should protect them.

Go Man Go is led back to his private pasture, dragging behind him his shattered metaphor: Go Man Go, standing at stud.

I hear the transition of a victim pushing, pulling, letting go, standing up, and shouting," she said.

The reason for the difference is that we have already gone beyond standing an 80% chance of remaining within 1.5oC.

In a matter of hours we had gone from standing in the rain on the side of the road to owning a bar in southern Spain.