Sentence examples for often gone from from inspiring English sources

In a war that has often gone from bad to worse, this is good news for NATO.A record number of Western soldiers 232 died in Afghanistan last year, and 2008 is unlikely to be better.

My dad was often gone from six in the morning until six or seven at night.

He said these patients often go "from doctor to doctor" without a satisfactory diagnosis.

"You don't often go from such highs to such lows," he said.

Patients often go from doctor to doctor, searching in vain for help.

The directors themselves often go from theater to theater hawking their movies.

These are largely divided into pharmacological (drugs) and electrical (ablation), with patients often going from former to latter.

Large law firms often go from apparent health to liquidation in just a few months – sometimes even weeks or days.

The road often goes from wide to very narrow — maybe five feet wide in some places, some riders say.

As a family expanded, branches were established in numerous areas, and members often went from one branch to another.

Yet another setback for the cricketing nation where things all too often go from bad to worse.