By the time the winner was announced, many citizens had already gone to the polls.

The price of coffee has gone up since last year.

After the meeting, she had gone home before we could say goodbye.

By the time we arrived, the cafe had gone dark.

Her decision had gone against company policy, so she was asked to explain.

When I went back upstairs, the guest I'd been talking to had gone away.

She had gone to the toilet before the meeting started.

By the time we reached the beach, the sun had gone down and the air felt cooler.

The charge for the conference has gone on the account, so you don't need to pay now.

She had gone long on the stock before the market turned.