Sentence examples for gone the most from inspiring English sources
But despite the debates about where the oil has gone, the most visible effects of the spill are steadily disappearing.
Cameron must surely be gone, the most disastrous prime minister in our lifetime has brought this calamity.
With the taxation of graduate students' tuition remission gone, the most onerous provision for MIT will be an "excise tax" — a new type of income tax imposed on a very small number of colleges and universities — equal to 1.4percentt of MIT's annual investment income.
The days of a few network gatekeepers is long gone; the most interesting comedy is happening elsewhere, on all kinds of platforms; and the number of viewers, even for a successful franchise like "The Tonight Show," are a slim percentage of those from the glory days.
Van Horn and Gill said O'Neal is the league's legitimate m.v.p. "He's the biggest guy in the league, the most dominating big man in the league and now that Jordan's gone, the most dominating player in the league," said Van Horn, who made just 4 of 13 shots.
With lover and father gone, the most constant presence in Farish's poems is the sea, "this acreage of ocean", which crashes and booms around the collection, loaded with meaning as it is "loaded with summer light", its undifferentiated "matt pewter" surface symbolising the pervasive loneliness pressing in on her.
Postponing a new agreement would mostly hurt Europe, goes the most common argument.
When to go The most popular times to go are October and November, or March and April.
With them goes the most potent and useful way of serving the public.
As far as The Outsider goes, the most obvious point is that Meursault kills an "Arab".
