So I haven't gone again".
I'd been to a "net" at Lord's once, but hadn't gone again, because the cumulative noise of many balls on many bats sounded like rifle shots to me and made my ears hurt.
Britain, assuming there is still a Britain and Scotland hasn't gone, would again have no say on policies it must follow.
The poverty of the East End roused him to fury - "It is the shame of their civilisation, the permanent condemnation of their system" - while, in the West End after an air raid, he wrote in his diary, "You feel in these ruins a wealth which hasn't gone, which will begin again tomorrow, and for which this bombing is not a major crisis".
Making our cars greener is another way forward – but yet again this hasn't gone far enough or fast enough.
You're sitting on the sofa checking your bank app on a Friday morning, and see that once again payroll hasn't gone through.
An earlier encounter in Cologne had not gone well, but they met again at the Café de la Régence, in 1844, and ended up spending ten days together talking.
Laila de Morne had not committed herself to any lover, had not gone so far as to marry again.
Maybe it was because Japan hadn't gone to war again since 1945, or maybe because the country was so devastated by the war, it wasn't clear, but there was only the briefest of news recaps about global events other than the end of World War II.
I haven't gone through my guesses again with a correct-score odds predictor on hand, but it may only be a matter of time.
Then again, the fares haven't gone on sale yet.
