Sentence examples for long gone with from inspiring English sources

But the linchpin of what was called Terminal City, the huge 1913 Biltmore Hotel, is long gone — with the exception of a clock and a tunnel.

And those long days appear long gone, with the Bills now featuring eight Pro Bowl players, more than on any other National Football League team.

The support system in place during Soviet rule is long gone, with several residents fondly griping about the comforts, such as they were, that the Soviets provided.

That all appears to be long gone, with the players putting their faith in being able to run any other team in the world off the court.

A typically lavish HBO series about New York's music scene in the early Seventies, produced by Jagger Snr and Martin Scorsese, Vinyl brings back to life a wild, debauched and decaying version of the city that is now long gone, with Jagger playing the snarling, nihilistic young lead singer of an early punk band, Nasty Bits.

Moreover, there is no significant statistical relationship between performance and the bonuses paid to agency heads.Mandarins may not meet the demand for the efficient provision of high quality public services and guaranteed lifelong tenure is long gone with modern mandarins facing career uncertainty just like their corporate peers.

Tied up by the side of the house is a dog -- also long gone -- with a dead groundhog in its mouth, which represents a favorite family legend.

It's long gone along with the 239 souls aboard.

The giant lizards had long gone, along with the drugs and the decadent glamour.

The old febrile buzz is long gone, along with the news organizations that once lined the narrow London thoroughfare.

This attitude, and the world it came from, is long gone, along with common use of words like "flibbertigibbet".