Gone example sentences

Our money was gone at the end of the third day … For two nights we slept out – once under a haystack, and once in an old farm shed … On arrival in London we tried to find … my friend … but … were unsuccessful.Unlike gross value added, net value added does not include wear and tear that capital has undergone.Why do you think I am here today and gone tomorrow, never see tradespeople? You say my habits would suit you.If the Parliament was not in favour of this decision, the Government could not have gone ahead with it.Identify a child in your neighbourhood who had undergone some major stress in life such as a serious accident or been through a recent traumatic experience like a robbery, fire, etc.“If you had not pitied my weakness yesterday and had not dug these beds for me, you would have gone away.I knew you had gone alone to see that hermit, and I made up my mind to kill you on your way home.While deciding on how much money to hold at a certain point of time one has to consider the trade off between the advantage of liquidity and the disadvantage of the foregone interest.90 per cent of the people are worse off though the GDP of the country has gone up.While the relative share of travel and transportation has declined from 6 3 per cent in 1995-96 to 2 6 per cent in 2003-2004, the share of software exports has gone up from 2 per cent to around 49 per cent in the corresponding period.” Grandfather went in search of the Superintendent of the zoo, but found that he had gone home early; and so, after wandering about the zoo for a little while, he returned to Timothy's cage to say good-bye.Partly due to their efforts and partly due to other socio-economic changes, castes and caste system in modern India have undergone great changes.When the comet had gone far away and was seen no more, Duttada felt it safe to make the following comment to his wife: “Now that the comet came and went, are you satisfied that no major disaster took place that can be attributed to it?” “I agree that there has been no major disaster; but there could have been some.” Grandfather went in search of the Superintendent of the zoo, but found that he had gone home early; and so, after wandering about the zoo for a little while, he returned to Timothy's cage to say good-bye.“My tobacco!” I cried in horror, thinking what I would have to pay for that much tobacco in England now that another Budget had come and gone, and then changed the cry to “My finger! My finger!” as I discovered that I had gashed my finger on the zip and was shedding blood in a lavish manner.