Sentence examples for has gone perhaps from inspiring English sources

Now he has gone, perhaps it is time to put it another way, and say that Yeats was the greatest Irish poet till Heaney.

Empress Henrietta departed for a sad and quite early death, and now Dom has gone, perhaps to battle on with her in God knows where.

Families and fans of the CS Lewis books can consider themselves in safe hands, though in my view some of the magic has gone, perhaps simply because the interest of the Narnia series itself declines exponentially as it progresses towards the uncomfortable, theologically strained finale in the seventh and last volume.

Families and fans of the CS Lewis books can consider themselves in safe hands, though in my view some of the magic has gone, perhaps simply because the interest of the Narnia series itself declines exponentially as it progresses towards the very uncomfortable, theologically strained finale in the seventh and last volume.

"The way the funding has gone, perhaps it never will again".

The Calgary Police force has gone perhaps the furthest, by banning officers completely from getting high in their own time.

An era, he continues, "had come, and it had gone, perhaps never to be relived".

The darting speck of fiery orange had gone, perhaps already on his way to another continent.

The days when music could completely embody the sociopolitical currents of its time - when, in essence, rock was popular culture - have gone, perhaps for ever.

Most of the bodies were not found until November, at their last camp, among diaries and field notes and rock specimens they had gone perhaps too far out of the way to collect.

This is often rolled out when something truly terrible has gone wrong, perhaps by someone smug and homeward bound when you have been forced to cancel dinner plans because a computer crashed.