Sentence for gone | Use gone in a sentence

A sentence using the word gone. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use gone in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for gone.

• So she was gone! (8)
• Gone out! (8)
• This had gone. (10)
• Had she gone up? (8)
• Why had he gone? (8)
• I would have gone. (8)
• Where had he gone? (8)
• The horse was gone. (22)
• Things have gone far. (10)
• Good if so far we live in them when gone! (10)
• Carlo had gone before sunrise. (10)
• Her uncle had gone with Sheila. (8)
• Needed she to have gone so far? (10)
• The virtue had gone out of him. (10)
• He tore the door open and was gone. (8)
• How could you tell me they were gone? (4)
• Why had his son not gone to the dogs? (8)
• Robert asked which way they had gone. (22)
• She talked as if nothing had gone wrong. (10)
• With whom would it hang when he was gone? (8)
• The deuce of a lot of expansion had gone on. (8)
• Had they gone out, leaving everything like this? (8)
• All felt that he had gone miles beyond the mark. (10)
• All felt that he had gone miles beyond the mark. (22)
• I am not quite so far gone yet as that, my dear. (13)
• Sir Lukin had gone to London early for further tidings. (10)
• The picture of her beauty gone, seared her eyes like heated brass. (10)
• He had gone on some such terms before; was it now for the last time? (9)
• At the bottom of the hill they had gone over a wall into a potato patch. (8)
• Lavender, who was still contemplative, precisely where they had gone up. (8)
• I am so glad your eldest cousin is gone, that he may be Mr. Bertram again. (4)
• Her hopes were answered; Jane had not been gone long before it rained hard. (4)
• I told you how she coloured, the first day I came; which has all gone now. (10)
• I told you how she coloured, the first day I came; which has all gone now. (22)
• As for me, I have gone too far to think of turning aside and drilling with Luciano. (10)
• A woman came to her to tell her this, appearing to have a dull desire to get her gone. (10)
• The moment he had gone to get his things from the cab, she slipped out to the music-room. (8)
• At eleven he had woken with a start, and, hardening his heart, had gone back to his sermon. (8)
• Bob, her brother, had gone the way of the bravest English fellows of his class-to America. (10)
• The perfection of it was of a piece with all that had gone before this new and sudden feeling. (8)
• Wilfrid commenced by fixedly listening to Mrs. Chump until for the third time her breath had gone. (10)
• Carinthia knelt at the cradle of a princeling gone from the rich repast to his alternative kingdom. (10)
• No Working Man who had attended them had ever gone away without a wholesome respect for his hostess. (8)
• A soft and restful spot was now denied him; a certain warmth and allurement had gone out of his life. (8)
• Gone now for ever were the old free days of the hunters and trappers, the bushrangers and voyageurs. (19)
• The belief was gaining ground that he had gone, and that nothing but his ghost would ever sit there again. (10)
• When Joe was gone, accompanied by the unwilling Blink, turning her beautiful dark eyes back to the last, Mr. (8)
• He could not consult with June, because she had gone up that morning in the train of Eric Cobbley and his lot. (8)
• Then came the day when, to avoid answering his question whether she needed anything, she had gone into the garden. (5)
• He sometimes thought that he might have done quite as well if he had gone into literature; but it was now too late. (9)
• I knew he was perfectly gone upon you, and I told you so at the beginning; but I never dreamt of your caring for him. (9)
• Boardman had gone back to the coats and trousers, abandoning Dan to the subtler difficulties in which he was involved. (9)
• When all were gone he walked straight away into the forest toward the red west, its light staining his face like blood. (1)
• When he had gone she roamed a little farther, and lay down on the short grass, where the chalk broke through in patches. (8)
• The house was cleared yesterday, except of the little Harvilles; but you will be surprised to hear they have never gone home. (4)
• After that Penelope helped Irene through with her calls, and talked them over with her far into the night after Corey was gone. (9)
• It was evident where most of the small bottle had gone, but Breckon was none the cheerfuller for the spectacle of Mrs. Rasmith. (9)
• But Bob Pillin was gone, leaving the lawyer with a very red face, a very angry heart, and a vague sense of disorder in his speech. (8)
• If I had paid attention to your advice, I should not have gone into the cottage of those poor creatures and taken away the fever. (10)
• When she came down to breakfast the next morning, he had gone out already, and Uncle Tod, too; her aunt was writing at the bureau. (8)
• The Marches came out owning that the youth which might once have found the romantic glories of the place enough was gone from them. (9)
• Through an unescapable dispensation of fate I met her again two months ago, and learned of all the wretchedness she had gone through. (12)
• It seemed to him that they had gone back to the old ground of common artistic interest which he had found so pleasant the summer before. (9)
• As soon as the volume had gone below the line of sight, something in an obscure corner of the room recalled his attention to his surroundings. (1)

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Definition of gone:

• gone, gon, pa.p. of go, lost, passed beyond help: weak, faint, feeling a sinking sensation: wide of the mark, of an arrow: (_slang_) entirely given up to (with on). | ns. gone’ness, a sinking sensation; gon’er (_slang_), one ruined beyond recovery.(0)

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