Sentence examples for have gone then from inspiring English sources

Eddie told me that after Australia lost the World Cup with a drop-kick to England he should have gone then".

"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.

He might have gone then to outer space, or time-travelled, or in some other way heightened his concept, but Stallone again kept ahead of the curve: in 1990, he delivered "Rocky V," a "stripped down" Rocky that anticipates the days of "MTV Unplugged," returning to the gritty streets of Philly; Rocky's fortune has been embezzled by a shady accountant.

"We thought the risk was going to be the first mile because it's been bothering me going uphill, so that's why I didn't want to say too much because, if other people had legged it the first mile, it could have gone then.

Bebé, said by United to have been recommended by their scouts in Portugal but never seen by Ferguson, started not a single Premier League match, then was loaned to Besiktas, where several Mendes-represented players have gone, then the Portuguese clubs Rio Ave and Paços Ferreira, before Benfica bought him this summer, spending £2.4m.

Where would he have gone then?

If Moyes has gone then so should Woodward.

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.

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.

Standing by Tom's coffin, Jack wonders where his ghost has gone, then reflects: "No, Tom was with him, here in this box.

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.