Sentence examples for indeed has gone from inspiring English sources
They have found that the moths hold their heads and thoraxes steady with respect to a flower by making minute changes to the orientation of their abdomens.Dr Cowan, indeed, has gone further than mere analysis.
Or, indeed, has gone already and it's starting to seep out... iPhone Finally this week, the newly-universal Directional Dash, which gives a nifty spin to traditional block-clearing puzzlers across three game modes.
After a long, long while in Mr. Braunstein's effort you begin to suspect that Jack and Eddie are not there at all and pay more attention to Mabel, who, indeed, has gone distinctly odd.
We start handing out gongs about Schedulers we will indeed have gone to hell in a hand-basket.
That's because the judge also ruled that, even though the government had acted illegally in taking over A.I.G., if it hadn't done so, A.I.G. would indeed have gone bankrupt, leaving its shareholders with nothing.
And had he simply done away with the long-form census altogether while keeping the shorter one mandatory, the move might indeed have gone unnoticed.However, introducing a voluntary census was asking for trouble.
(Remember the next-door neighbor who would play with you only after school and ignore you in the hallways?) If Facebook had stayed in its original incarnation, it might indeed have gone the way of other, forgotten sites like Friendster.
Phil Jones and Smalling have not kicked on, indeed have gone backwards, while Jonny Evans is suspended and Rojo has been mixed.
Editorials would have paid lip service to the horror of the killings — then explained at length how immigration and "Cultural Marxism" might indeed have gone too far.
With Obama's stimulus, Will took the added delight of recalling that the president had said that if his stimulus did not pass that unemployment would go to more than 8percentt, and it indeed had gone to 9.5percentt, again supposedly "proving" that the stimulus made things worse.
Indeed, Greece has gone so far as to propose joint curatorship of the marbles through the establishment of a branch of the British Museum, within sight of the Parthenon, on the top floor of the New Acropolis Museum.
