Sentence examples for had gone then from inspiring English sources
The Israeli contingent stayed put after almost all the other athletes had gone; then its members rose, turned around, and, for a moment, faced their half-staffed flag.
I think it gets the picture, though: Last time I blew the whistle, it sat on a branch till the starlings had gone, then headed for the food.
Luckily that date was Dan so we compared notes on how it had gone then I went to the bathroom and he went to the bar.
She screamed a few times more just to make sure the assailant had gone, then she rose to her feet and continued up Broadway.
The police would wait until the early hours of the morning, when most people had gone, then clear the remaining pickets.
But if we don't believe that in our dressing room, if we believe the urn has gone, then it might as well have gone.
Standing by Tom's coffin, Jack wonders where his ghost has gone, then reflects: "No, Tom was with him, here in this box.
Eddie told me that after Australia lost the World Cup with a drop-kick to England he should have gone then".
He waits till they've gone, then takes a couple of big gulps before saying: – So there I was, back from the bush.
"Once the trust has gone, once the knowledge has gone, once the jobs have gone, then restarting the clean energy industry takes a lot of effort," the release said.
