Sentence examples for instance has gone from inspiring English sources

The grocery delivery test, for instance, has gone on for two years without expansion.

John Bubbles, for instance, has gone down in history as the "Father of Rhythm Tap".

Simon Popper, for instance, has gone to enormous effort and expense to rearrange all the words in Joyce's Ulysses in alphabetical order in an edition of 1,000.

Hackney in east London, for instance, has gone completely homillionoopla, with the number of properties in the borough that sell each year for more than £1m rising more than eight-fold since 2006-7.

Despite such sentiments, Obama's executive orders will undoubtedly rein in the C.I.A. Waterboarding, for instance, has gone the way of the rack, now that the C.I.A. is strictly bound by customary interpretations of the Geneva Conventions.

The New York State attorney general, for instance, has gone after Wall Street brokerage houses, hinting there may be indictments.

Managers from Celltech, for instance, have gone on to start or to run smaller operations such as Hexagen and Quadrant.

Fees at St Paul's School, for instance, have gone up by twice the rate of inflation over the past ten years.

Those grants, for instance, have gone to groups to develop affordable health coverage for workers under 35 and to increase retirement savings among African-Americans.

Sweden and France, for instance, have gone as far as subjecting the exercise of all discretionary powers, other than those relating to foreign affairs and defense, to judicial review and potential limitation.

Over the same 200 years studied by the LA researchers, "artist", for instance, had gone from meaning "a skilled person" to signifying "a special kind of person", working in the "imaginative" or "creative" arts.