Sentence examples for Has vanished to from inspiring English sources
Vice President Al Gore has vanished to Hawaii for two weeks.
Wainwright's poem silently asks where such solidarity may now be found, or where it has vanished to.
The next thing you know the driver has vanished, to wherever drivers go when not in use.
The lingering sense of deference to the 20th-century masters and their heritage has vanished, to be replaced by a dazzling surface slickness and a sharp new curiosity about the nature of ballet itself.
The best things in the work are the strangest, like the bluesy, lilting clarinet line at the start of the setting of Adrienne Rich's "Stepping Backward" and the wittily Gregorian chant-style austerity of the line "He's on a romantic junket with his girlfriend" in a litany of possible places God has vanished to.
On the other hand, just when you think that the famous, snarling, combative Tebbit of old has vanished, to be replaced by a kinder, cuddlier Norman, you come across his description of leaning out of the bedroom window, air rifle in hand, banging away at wood pigeons in his garden, to be slow-cooked with cabbage, red wine and raisins.
What if it vanishes to corruption?
Has he vanished into the bush?
That selfishness has to vanish.
Has needed to for decades.
