When they had gone only a little way they came to a large open stage, where a play was being given.
When they had gone a little farther, Greta wanted to sit down and rest.
So when they had gone a long, long while, they came to a green patch in a wood.
So when they had gone a bit up the hill-side, they came upon a little Blue Belt which lay where two paths met, and the lad asked his mother's leave to pick it up.
So, when they had gone a bit of the way, the White Bear said: "Are you afraid?
When they had gone far, far away over naked fells and wide wastes, they came to another crossfell.
When they had gone I continued my intermittent watch of “the little patch of blue that prisoners call the sky.
When they had gone a bowshot, the Sioux turned up the ridge and swept over the summit before the Kiowas who were waiting to intercept them learned what had happened.
When they had gone a short distance, they turned and rode back.
Then, when they had gone a safe distance, they turned to watch the perplexed Kiowas.
When they had gone a bit on the way--the Goose was not getting along very fast--they met a hare, who came scampering out of the wood.
So, when they had gone a bit of the way, the White Bear said: "Are you afraid?
When they had gone up to their room Swithin sought Boleskey.
We've made one blooming error," said Fleur, when they had gone half a mile.
So when they had gone a bit of the way, the White Bear said, "Are you afraid?
When they had gone a good bit on their way, they passed close by a steep hillside, like a wall, where was a giant's house.
When they had gone on a bit farther, their road passed under a steep spur of rock, where they heard something digging and shovelling.
So, when they had gone a bit of the way, the White Bear said: 'Are you afraid?
So when they had gone a good bit farther, they came to a castle; first there was a gate of tin, and next there was a gate of silver, and next a gate of gold.
So when they had gone a bit up the hill-side, they came upon a little blue belt, which lay where two paths met, and the lad asked his mother's leave to pick it up.
When they had gone a good way, they neared the house of the devi.
When they had gone a little way, they came to a brook where they found an old woman washing dirty linen.
When they had gone a little way, they get thirsty also.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "when they had gone" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
