Sentence examples for abrupt disappearance from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the reasons for Lavelle's abrupt disappearance were kept secret.
Mr. Ghanem's announcement put an end to two weeks of speculation about his abrupt disappearance.
The paper's abrupt disappearance, Harris said, was as unsatisfying as that of a bad boyfriend.
The combination of the owner's abrupt disappearance and the client's limited command of the language was a powerful one.
Officer A's abrupt disappearance in 2008 caused concern about her welfare rather than suspicion of her role.
The abrupt disappearance of forams in these layers of rock indicated that something had happened at the boundary between the Cretaceous and Tertiary periods.
The problem, already evident in the first movie, is that a vampire who doesn't ravish young virgins or at least scarily nuzzle their flesh isn't much of a vampire or much of an interesting character, which initially makes Edward's abrupt and extended disappearance from the second film seem like a good idea.
"Someone Great," the band's abstruse breakup song, served as a high point, its lyrics ("And it keeps coming/And it keeps coming/And it keeps coming/Til the day it stops") a metaphor of sorts for the band's own abrupt artistic highs and disappearances.
Her disappearance -- like the abrupt, sometimes violent events that occur in many Tyler novels, propelling heretofore passive characters into a re-evaluation of their lives -- does not bring her parents closer together, but instead results in another round of accusations and recriminations.
The movie's abrupt transitions, characters' sudden appearances and disappearances, dialogue that picks up and drops off midstream, actions caught on the wing and abandoned en route, create a jolting sense of daily life as an effort to dance on a balance beam being shaken by beloved clowns.
The sequence of traditions shows growth and development; it does not imply abrupt transitions at certain times or the disappearance of an old industry with the advent of another.
