Agreed it's over

Usage examples of done.

He inserted his fingers as he imagined Ben had done and discovered that her hard teeth could also hurt him.

The only roads were foot trails, since most transportation, even by the poorer farmers, was done by air.

There are some things in this world that should be done at the proper time and place, in privacy.

The man who tells me his duty was done with Ferrill's deposition does not sound like the Harlan I knew ten months ago.

And, since Monsorlit has conveniently done away with the one weak spot, the one detectable, unmistakable weakness in a total restoration, what do you have to fear?

Jokan continued to advise what had been done, Maxil and Harlan both questioning and advising further steps.

You see, we have a radar network that would spot you miles up and while I don't know what the Mil may have done to the internal politics of Earth, you're sure to meet a barrage of nuclear missiles.

But, as you gentlemen are aware, the shock treatments we have used have brought the patients back to as normal a pursuit of life as possible, considering the irreparable damage done by the cerol in some cases.

Ramasan murmured, "there'll be so much to be done -- and I simply don't know enough Hrruban -- " but he dashed off before Hu Shih or Ken could reassure him.

Ken tried to mask the revulsion he felt during the process, particularly since the business was done under Todd's fascinated eyes.

We've done everything they said not to do and not done practically everything they said to do.

As they grew to an age when their parents would permit it, they came to lead the Hunt and had done so now for ten years.

The breeding of horses, rescuing the beloved animal from near extinction by careful genetic husbandry, was done on nearly every ranch on the planet, both Human and Hrruban.

Not to be able to communicate with Hrriss, as he had done every day since he was six years old, made him feel empty and lost.

The tasks which I have set you over the years have been done twice as quickly by two sets of hands instead of one.