Sentence examples for had quickly gone from inspiring English sources
Vogel had quickly gone from being ahead of the times to behind them.
He had mentioned troops had quickly gone down from around 40,000 to 15,000.
Several years previously, he had established his own company making slot machines for Las Vegas casinos, which had quickly gone belly-up.
Their debut CD had quickly gone double platinum.
I had quickly gone from being the one in my circle of friends with a "big girl job" and the starts of a career full of promise, to being completely and hopelessly unemployed and seemingly unemployable.
Some parts -- notably commodity payments to big producers -- have quickly gone into effect.
Advertising has quickly gone backward at the publisher, and the nascent efforts in mobile and video Ms. Lang has championed will not fill the crater anytime soon.
His memorable moment came after giving the squad a team talk before kick-off, and the video of the goal has quickly gone viral.
What was once a local worry about the debt burden of one of Europe's smallest economies has quickly gone global.
This, apparently, is now proper for settling feuds in Nascar, writes Tom Bowles in SI.com, while Lee Spencer writes on Foxsports.com that it has quickly gone ridiculously too far.
