Sentence examples for necessarily gone from inspiring English sources

(And when racism in the American courts has not necessarily gone the way of segregated lunch counters).

It would appear that the hunger for pieces costing many thousands of dollars has not necessarily gone dormant either.

UK casting agent Kate Bone told the BBC: "We are doing this to find someone who might not have necessarily gone to drama school.

TRAVEL agents in Westchester haven't necessarily gone the way of the leisurely airline dinner, but the last few years have forced them to rethink their mission.

"I wouldn't have necessarily gone into huge dialogue with the umpire about it if he wasn't complaining about how much time I was taking between the points," Murray admitted after the match.

"Now is not the time to start throwing more money at program areas that haven't necessarily gone through the real reform that they need to," said Tricia Kinley, an official from the Michigan Chamber of Commerce.

It did not necessarily go over well.

"We're not necessarily going for worship purposes.

Nor are they necessarily going to be realized.

They just won't necessarily go home full".

It won't necessarily go as I plan".