Sentence examples for the long gone from inspiring English sources

"Give me tits, tots and pistol shots," declared the long gone Sydney newspaper proprietor Ezra Norton.

In the long gone days of my childhood in Buenos Aires, Sunday was movie day.

The map included a detailed rendering of the island's slips and shores and streets in Lower Manhattan, the familiar mixing with the long gone.

I don't need to say more – this sounds like an echo from the long gone past.

It can also make you long for the long gone days of internet anonymity.

They gather at the feet of a stature of Chief Massasoit of the Wampanoag to remember the long gone Pequot.

It, and all the long-gone archeology that went with it.

But these pictures are as little known outside Vietnam as the long-gone work of Mr. Dinh.

Gural's obsession with horses was first fueled as a teenager on clandestine visits to the long-gone Roosevelt Raceway on Long Island.

The last time was in 1959, when he played at the long-gone Sugar Hill club.

These are the traces of the long-gone 1842 Yorkville Reservoir.