Sentence examples for irrevocably gone from inspiring English sources

The days when Sarah Bernhardt was the object of derision because of her thinness are irrevocably gone.

The Web 2.0 boom, like the web itself, has irrevocably gone global.So here is a selection of high-tech tyros destined to break through to a new level of prominence in 2007.

But he'd rather iron the blouses of his deceased wife, Bee, "as a way of reconnecting with her when she was so irrevocably gone" than date any of the women now scurrying in his direction.

It's a final reminder that the nineties are irrevocably gone — for all the confusion, hardship, and utter unfairness of that time, one could discern a glimpse of hope that Russia would break free from the perennial curse of the dominant state and powerless man.

"The way things were" is irrevocably gone.

While six more years of confinement sound more endurable than life in prison, her family notes that it is the rest of her childhood, irrevocably gone.

But they went on believing in the ideals and the Party long after it became obvious that it had all gone irrevocably wrong, and was perhaps even wrong in the first place.

To inheritance and personal history, Ellen Sherman added descriptions of his behavior: he seldom ate or slept, had lost human contact with others, and scarcely talked unless repeating his obsessions that "the whole country is gone irrevocably & ruin & desolation are at hand".

Anastas marks that as the moment his life went irrevocably wrong — but perhaps it was really a couple of months later, when, in the warmth of his fiancée's arms, he ­confessed.

As for the Littleleaf Linden where their lives irrevocably intersected, they go back there every so often, especially around August 18.

And I have seen dozens of lives irrevocably ruined by going off medication that was desperately needed.