gone away

interjection

Fox Hunting.

1. the cry uttered by the huntsman as a signal to the field that the hounds are in full cry and the hunt is on.

Example Sentences

They have been in this position twice already this season, gone away from home, to Manchester City and Brentford, and lost.

From BBC

But the racist and misogynistic behaviour highlighted in our film shows that the problems which have tarnished the Met's reputation in the past had not gone away.

From BBC

Maybe, but it's been that way since its former MEP Jim Allister quit the party 18 years ago to form one of his own - and he hasn't gone away, you know.

From BBC

Remembering the 1994 movie’s specifics isn’t important since, as Hanks pointed out in a USA Today article marking its 25 anniversary, it’s never gone away.

From Salon

The anger over the housing of asylum seekers in hotels has not gone away.

From BBC

Related Words

• ahead 
• aside 
• below 
• elsewhere 
• far 
• out 
• over