Sentence examples for when I read gone from inspiring English sources

The first time I ever heard of mourning clothes was when I read "Gone with the Wind" in the eighth grade.

"I would have done the phone book with David, so you can imagine my relief when I read 'Gone Girl' and it wasn't just an alphabetical list of names," Affleck joked to some laughter from the crowd (there should have been more, it was funny).

"When I read, I go very slow," she said.

But when I read you were going to do a few, were even going to invite him personally, I thought "ummmmm.

When I read that it went down, my first three emails had the subject line, "What the hell is going on?" Clearly, what can be safely said and done has shifted in a way no one could have predicted how else do you explain a 20-year-old site being the focus of the anti-terrorist arm of the federal government?

When I read that, I went right back to my office and got to work again.

Mr. Anderson said, "When I read that, I went ballistic".

"When I read what was going on with Rupert Murdoch, I thought, 'Some things don't change,' " Mr. Powers said.

Carol Gilligan wrote a book called "In a Different Voice," and when I read that I went back and looked at all my movies, and I could see my voice, which used to be way up here, start to drop as I started to get agency over my life.

So when I read, "You can go your whole life and then wake up one morning and look in the refrigerator at this animal carcass the size of a toddler and think: I have to cook that today," it was as if Sifton was speaking to me directly.

And then when I read it, I went, "Oh my god".