"That claw is
a goner," one of the station baggage-men said, straightening up from an examination of Michael through the bars.
He 's
a goner anyhow in about five minutes--yeh kin see that.
"Hi, there--look out, Em!" exclaimed the old man, as Aunt Em advanced a step; "take care o' the wild beastses, or you're
a goner!"
I thought I was
a goner, for whenever anybody was after anybody I judged it was ME -- or maybe Jim.
He said: "Next morning a young lad said, 'I thought you were
a goner'.
He told the High Court in Edinburgh he thought he was "
a goner".
We're doing
a Goner LP and a 7-inch on Jay's label.
Rhode had offered a $5,000 reward-though she figured the scattergun was probably
a goner. As Rhode told the Associated Press, "you think, 'twenty years from now, I might get it back, I'm relieved to have it back, and that all that history wasn't demolished.
In America Alone, Steyn claims that Europe is almost certainly
a goner, and that America is the world's last, best hope for freedom.
THE favourite looks like obliging in this week's eviction, with Jayne looking
a goner after being put up against Richard in a head-to-dead, writes Bruce Millington.
I'm afraid the 'duke' was
a goner. This weekend I'm going to rummage through my drawers for a bargain.
Recovering at home today he said: "I'm not a religious person but I believe there's a God out there now because I should have been
a goner."
"Every 15 minutes he's down on the deck, battered and bleeding,
a goner for sure; five minutes later he's back up fighting the bad guys."
John said later: "Jack deserves a big bone for saving me - I'd be
a goner without him.
* Kirtland's warbler, already endangered, "is
a goner."