Sentence examples for question has gone from inspiring English sources

"Yeah, that question has gone for all time.

And they will usually do so only if they believe a legitimate question has gone unanswered.

Earlier this week, Abbas was quoted as telling a meeting of the Palestinian Authority leadership: "It is time to seriously deal with reconciliation … this question has gone on for too long".

According to Michele Peluso, Site59's chief executive, this bundling approach is intended to prevent customers from knowing which product is actually being discounted -- is it the cheese or the room -- so consumers don't think the hotel in question has gone lowbrow.

While I have gone on to college and achieved other successes, the man in question has gone nowhere with his life (or so the rumor mill has told me).

In 1990, that question had gone on to include more detailed instructions: "Print one group, for example: Argentinian, Colombian, Dominican, Nicaraguan, Salvadoran, Spaniard and so on".

Not that these questions have gone completely unaddressed.

For almost a decade such questions have gone unasked by our political leaders and unanswered by our military commanders.

"Our questions have gone unanswered by the Romney campaign," one protester shouted as the police zip-tied her hands and led her away.

Such questions have gone largely unanswered, leaving charter schools in the same swamp of vague and inconsistent standards in which traditional public schools have long been mired.

It's amazing that with almost two presidential debates every week, many critical foreign policy questions have gone unasked and unanswered - even while the television networks spend entire hours discussing when and where the US should bomb next.