Sentence examples for unexpectedly gone from inspiring English sources

The snake's body, left out in the open, was unexpectedly gone by the next day: it had refused to die and had wriggled away.

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The blogs, always keen to blow a little hyperbole into any situation, were awash with rumours that the pressures had caused the "crazy genius" Angelakos to crack; that he had unexpectedly gone awol leaving his bandmates with no alternative than to put the planned trip on ice.

A few years ago, I found myself, quite unexpectedly, going to Madeira.

Sanchez, not unexpectedly, goes down as if shot while Terry gives the "Who me?" look around.

After posting multiple victories in 14 consecutive seasons, Gordon suddenly and unexpectedly went winless in 2008.

When the Massachusetts Senate race unexpectedly went Republican a week ago, Mr. Tasini interpreted it as voter contempt for insiders.

They were forced to abandon plans to marry at a nice local restaurant when it unexpectedly went out of business.

According to the Senate Historical Office, Thursday marked only the second time that the Senate unexpectedly went into session during the summer recess since the break was mandated in 1970.

In 1881 he unexpectedly went to England, where he spent about two years sketching and painting in Cullercoats, a remote fishing port on the North Sea.

But on the other hand, everyone enjoys it when a public figure unexpectedly goes off script and lets rip with genuine emotion in the heat of the moment.