Sentence examples for literally gone from inspiring English sources

Literally, gone up in dust".

And in many ways, they're just literally gone.

He's not literally gone but he might as well be.

I know girls that have literally gone out and got the exact same shoes".

window is gone, literally gone because of this I.P.O.," he said.

And the two Nogaleses are where drug trafficking has literally gone underground.

Lap 11/58: Sainz's hopes have literally gone up in smoke - it's billowing out of his McLaren.

Monday Never Mind the Buzzcocks BBC2, 9pm (6369) It's all, quite literally, gone Pete Tong this week.

The film has literally gone from my computer desktop to a 35mm movie with worldwide distribution deals".

Her father, who works as a guide at an outdoor travel adventure company, has literally gone fishing, as he has for most of Ella's childhood.

Their faces black and charred, some bleeding with limbs torn off, eyes and hair literally gone," Lottie Martin was later to write.