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Time, inevitably, is a subject of such a film, and though mortality isn’t specifically on the agenda, many people seen here are no longer alive — not just Brooks’ peers, who are all gone, and Bancroft, who died in 2005, but David Lynch, whom Brooks hired to direct “The Elephant Man,” and Rob Reiner, who has a funny story about meeting him as a child.

From Los Angeles Times

It was so hot that the moisture was all gone from the kitchen towels they had tied around their faces, and Akira and Dodger were almost completely dry from their dip in the pool.

From Literature

The windows, the headlights, the paint, the tires—they were all gone.

From Literature

“Reuben wrecked Fort Lauderdale too. Port Everglades. The fishing pier at Pompano. It’s all gone. Basketball arena made it though, so there’s that, I guess.”

From Literature

So when we went to get the delicious refreshments, no one was very surprised to find they were all gone.

From Literature