Sentence examples for has gone like from inspiring English sources

Salvo has gone: like the sporting director Rufete, he was forced out of the club in the summer.

Jack Dahl, regional manager for the minerals division, has gone, like his bosses in Albany, to view Mr. Plants's operation.

For those on the left who have always opposed ID cards, the argument has gone like this: the state has no right to collect central information on you purely for the purpose of identification.

Today, there's a liveried chef in the modern kitchen, the thatch is golden, and the place has gone like the village: into the glossy magazine world of lifestyle asset for the middle classes.

Its Xbox entertainment console, however, has gone like hot cakes.The appointment of Mr Nadella, a software engineer who has been at Microsoft for 22 years, is a reminder that services especially the ones the firm sells to businesses are every bit as important as consumer devices, and probably more so.

In fact, they are cast-metal cultural moments, like the hotel at Watergate or the Dakota on the day that John Lennon was shot: collectibles of places where the national consciousness has gone, like a holiday turned hostage, and then needs to remember when it can't understand.

(Those might have gone like this).

It could have gone like other teams and fallen apart.

If the entire evening had gone like that, it might have been quasi-legendary.

The Gates grant, he said "took me places I never would have gone, like a South African township.

Luciano Pavarotti's farewell to the Metropolitan Opera should not have gone like this.