Accordingly he went from Edinburgh to Leith, and thereafter, upon a petition in regard of his infirmity, he obtained liberty to stay there until he should remove.
He went from bad to worse, and five or six years later committed forgery, was sent to the galleys, and there died.
Anxious to examine it, I endeavoured to get nearer to it, but the more I advanced towards it the further it went from me.
Very possibly, too, the chamberlain was one of the gang, and I went from Herod to Pilate.
We went from Siah Dehan to Nouri, a place situated at the end of the plain of Casvin, and the first in the Bolouk of Hamzé.
We went from Péréh to Zauviéh in six hours and a half, on a bearing of N.
He died that he might die, he went from life to death, and then from death to death, from death natural to death eternal.
We went from Wapping in a barge to the ship, which lay a little below Gravesend, and there we found the Friends that were bound for the voyage with me, who had gone down to the ship the night before.
I went from Evesham to Worcester, and had a quiet and a precious meeting there.
I went from Leith to Edinburgh again, where they said the warrants from the Council were out against me.
I went from house to house, strengthening the brethren and teaching them the things of the kingdom.
The next day parties of the mob, from fifty to seventy, headed by priests, went from house to house, threatening women and children with death if they were not off before they returned.
I went from Manchester to Liverpool by the new railroad, the only one I saw in Europe.
One of them was smoking his pipe as he went from bed to bed.
No; two more places--I went from Seminole to Snyder, Tex.
Did she ever say why she went from Leningrad to Minsk, or the circumstances under which--which surrounded her going from Leningrad to Minsk?
No; we got to Seminole--one more place I went from there.
I went from Wotton to London, to see the so much celebrated line of communication, and on the 10th returned to Wotton, nobody knowing of my having been in his Majesty's army.
I went from Wotton to London, where I saw the furious and zealous people demolish that stately Cross in Cheapside.
We went from Sienna, desirous of being present at the cavalcade of the new Pope, Innocent X.
Soe he went fromme to the tono, telling me he would use such dilligence I should be dispached to morrow.
God be praised, recovered their health before we went from thence, where we remained five weeks wanting one day.
He went from monastery to seminary where he achieved in all piety the sacrament of Holy Orders.
He went from cabana to choza outside, bringing brandy and nutritive food to the convalescing.
In doing so, it turned out that during my absence, the voices within me became just the more silent, the further I went from home, and became more clearly again, the closer I came to my home again.
It was like this: When I was, at the age of fourteen, a proseminarist in Waldenburg, one day in November, I went from there to Ernstthal to see my parents and to get my laundry.
I went from Zwickau to Ernstthal, this was precisely the way I had gone that time as a boy, to seek help in Spain.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "went from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
