Sentence examples for gone together with from inspiring English sources

The News of the World is gone, together with many executives involved with it.

But immaculate self-presentation has always gone together with a taste for breaking the rules of political decorum.

If he had gone together with Sadat to Camp David he would have got the Golan Heights back.

Before the lights went out, we saw a nice, big Yamaha grand piano in the middle of that stage, but now it seems to be gone, together with everything else in the world.

But the economic and social inequalities which gave this division a vicious edge (Orange-dominated trade unionism kept Catholics out of better-paid skilled jobs) have long gone, together with the mining and steel industries that sustained them.These days there are more Muslims in and around Carfin, a predominantly Catholic village, than there are Protestants.

Over the past decades, the growth of knowledge-based innovation has gone together with processes of globalisation in business (global value chains and networks).2 Just as science, innovation has become global, e.g. through global technology platforms and innovation networks or the need to integrate complex systems of global trade and supply.

Your bikini - well, it goes together with your Porsche".

Cussing doesn't go together with the schoolmarm.

The misapprehension of historical reality that goes together with this reinvention can take a comical turn.

His aptitude at rigorous observation went together with a poetic, highly sensitive response to nature.

Formula One racing – and auto racing in general – goes together with music, especially rock music.