He hath gone to his relatives of Barha and will doubtless rouse them to resistance.
Reposing the charge on me, Hari the slayer of Madhu, hath gone to the sacrifice of the Bharata lion (Yudhishthira)!
But 'tis not likely he hath gone on board the Revenge, for on that ship Master Oglander is sailing, and you may be sure that Timothy Trollope would avoid such companionship after what hath happened.
He hath gone to the town of Rochester to see to the fitting out of the good ship Revenge, which is now lying in the river Medway.
It shall rest with him in his grave, then," said another, "but Hilda said that he would need it not in the place to which he hath gone.
Biorn, the hero, hath gone to the hall of the heroes.
He could tell us who this knight really is, for he hath followed him for a long time every where he hath gone.
For he proclaimed himself to be wounded and craved our leave to withdraw himself--wherefore we gave him that leave and he hied him away and we know not whither he hath gone.
So I wish you much joy of that great honor that hath come to you through him; for you are to know that never hath it ever been heard tell of before this that Sir Launcelot hath worn the favor of any lady when he hath gone to battle.
Performing as he did such meritorious feats, we should not certainly grieve for him, he hath goneto the bright regions of the righteous, regions that men acquire by meritorious deeds.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hath gone" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
